Every Year Poems - Poems about Every Year

Every year, just after Christmas, I’m left with memories… Pretty paper and happy ribbons, Waiting beneath a tree, Bustle of hearts, merrily laughing, Devouring meals from hands Who sliced and kneaded, baking… Some of the tastiest cuisines. Every year, just after Christmas, I’m left with whispers… From hearts who believe, They’ve been given the greatest blessings, Gentle lights, falling softly, Surrounding hearts with beauty and peace, Dancing in the...

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Christmas comes every year, Blesses everyone dear. The snow comes falling down, Seen everywhere around. The tall Christmas tree. Beautiful for everyone to see. Beautifully decorated, By you and me. Santa Claus precious to behold, Known from days old. The elves helping Santa and his sled, You know stories about Santa well read. Parents and children gather round, Presents to be found. Santa and his sled arrive at Christmas...

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Z-est U-ses E-xcellent L-itterateur's K-nowledge E-very Y-ear Topic: Birthday of Zuel Key (November 12) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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P-oet's E-uphoric T-houghts E-ndorse R-ighteous V-erse E-mploying A-crostic L-ines E-very Y-ear Topic: Birthday of poet Peter Vealey (March 16) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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31st December 2018, 8:00 AM I ask every rose in our garden and every tree near our home to tell you frankly that every year I love you more. Today, in the morning I talked with the sun seriously and we decided to tell you just one fact that every year I love you more. It...

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For every month of March in every year For every month of March in every year Of course marks days to my renaissance Refurbishment, metamorphosis, rejuvenation Every day of my life is never a dearth Virtues are ample in each of them Even I befriend and I reciprocally befriends Revelation, rehabilitation are fine things Yes that usually surround most of my day Moment by...

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Cats Kill Billions Every Year By Elton Camp (Based on a study appearing in Nature Communications) You think your cat cuddly and sweet Others may not consider it so neat Even more than anyone might expect, On the birds, it’s a devastating effect Every year, it’s up to three billion they kill On the bird population, this puts a chill Over eighty-four million cats...

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G od’s love and all the things He’s given me: I ntelligence, abilities, free will, V im for living life, the poetry I nside me, for the muse is with me still! N ew life that I’ve been lucky to see grow G randchildren who keep me on the go! T he list of what I’m thankful for goes on: H ealthy...

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