Famishing Poems - Poems about Famishing

...Love is the unconscious piano, Which provides rhyme and rhythm to the heart; It is the pendulum which aids the velocity of the heart; It is the eyes and mirror which acts as a navigation, And che......

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...It is not so easy to forgive old dogs and old friends dying on you. Once I had a mongrel pup got her from a shady pet store back in a shabby past. Parvo came and she went - not easy. Once, an......

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...Oh death, You are ugly! Get away from me! Each time you laugh Your guttural laugh, Like a Python, I know you have devoured Another poor soul I know because evil forest Lives next door Ever......

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...I am what I am* by the Lord’s gracious gesture: Adopted child of God, imparted with divine nature Beloved daughter of parents who raised me by loving nurture Cared for and caring sibling around Ch......

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...Fox and rabbit doze in their tunnels, both watch each other through a voltage of fur. A famishing moonlight kindles a visioning fire. Trepidation ignites the darkest niche. Like prairie......

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...As Autumn's Beauty Rests In Dying Of Its Leaves ( Vae cuius obturatus est signatum manu sua. ) ( Cuius spiritus in eis audita populi et ceterorum domantur socordiamque effusos) ( Cujus animam ......

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...Then I fear not your fond and soft tenderness, but you bidding farewell without ceasing so, satisfy me with the fruit of your care and warmth I was insatiably fam......

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...Hey! You! Why are you demolishing our scenery? Turning spellbound city to old monuments Why are you causing unforgettable trouble? Making such a big disruption and war Homes are destitute......

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...The Man is lying naked. This filthy pavement is his abode. The Man is emaciated and famishing. And he never begs for alms, Proud and conceited. The road is busier than ever. No one takes intere......

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...Let Fate Render A Verdict So Fair Let God judge such past wicked ways cast stale food from dirty trays So much molded bread happily ate a leper in a rich famishing fate Let this Soul eat o......

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...In tight contests, their front acts of deceit, not conceding the worthiest defeat, ......

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