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Flagon Poems - Poems about Flagon

Mirza Ghalib English Translations 3
...MIRZA GHALIB ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS Urdu poems about speech, wine, Paradise, poets, poetry, words and grief. To hear my rose-bestrewing speech, first place the flagon before me! —Mirza Ghalib,......

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Categories: flagon, moon, poetry, poets, rose,
Form: Free verse
QUAFF OR SIP
...QUAFF OR SIP In days of old one drank from a flagon Some were even embossed with a dragon Yet more recently, mugs then emerged And demand for matching items surged Whether in tin, porcelai......

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Categories: flagon, drink,
Form: Couplet



Premium Member Behold the Beast
...Behold the beast, wandering in astral night From dark caverns he emerges by starlight to quaff nectar from his ambrosia chalice. A leering creature with evil eyes of malice. What nefarious thou......

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Categories: flagon, conflict,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Confessions of a Teenage Boy
... This year I asked Santa for a Harley and a flagon of wine made of barley. Then I asked God alone for an angel of my own, only not one of His, one of Charlie’s! ......

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Categories: flagon, fun, humorous, teenage,
Form: Limerick
Rye Whiskey, Rye Whiskey
...Snug in the corner I saw the lad lie, Fire in his belly, a cork in his eye; And wordlessly sleeping, a-snooze in his bed, His words, when awakened, go straight to your head. Alluring to look at......

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Categories: flagon, addiction, drink,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Green Eyed Monster
...Two lovers smitten, cruel sister bitten by envy, her tantrum, a spell newly written ‘This shall be so, when next they shall meet His one desire, to roast her and eat One empty flagon, then ......

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Categories: flagon, fantasy, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Thirty-Two
...from island corner, big Antrim lad to Belfast city, a tiny pad shattered windows, tilted clocks Goliath had lost his socks gargantuan giant going mad Armagh apple girl, any topic ......

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Categories: flagon, ireland, nonsense,
Form: Verse
The Tyburn Tree
...The Tyburn wagon halts at every inn. Tight stinking alleys cobblestones and gin. The condemned drink their fill, none fear falling ill. Harlots cackle and screech the condemned grow hor......

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Categories: flagon, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Muddled View-
...Painted dragon walleye graphics Crushing traffic Plasma flagon Paisley flower Common hours 11/6/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020......

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Categories: flagon, adventure, analogy, imagery,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Norbert
...Hagrid had an egg on his table And according to the told fable It hatched a male dragon He drank a large flagon Then he named it Norbert not Mabel......

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Categories: flagon, fun, gender, halloween, holiday,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Legandary - For: Your Favourite Legend Contest
...A chronological anthology Of legends, folk lore and mythology There’s no one called Eric Or Ethel or Derek For which I shall make no apology Samson just got himself sheared Delilah had cut of......

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Categories: flagon, hero, myth, mythology,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member St George and the Dragon - In Boris' Own Words On Winning the Uk Election
...I wielded my sword And slayed the foul dragon, Then crammed the vile beast Right back in his flagon. Pickled and sodden There will he lie Few to remember Fewer to cry. Obnoxious his deeds......

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Categories: flagon, allegory, humor, parody, political,
Form: Rhyme
Wendy
...She drank a flagon of cider Whilst hubby sat down beside her When she broke wind It did not offend He just shrugged, "Where can I hide her?"......

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Categories: flagon, funny, wind,
Form: Limerick
Dave the Knight
...The bold knight Dave had drunk a few. The booze was flowing free. With sword and shield and flagon of beer. He sought to challenge me. Now,I told this knight, I warned him true. I said he'd drun......

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Categories: flagon, fun, funny,
Form: Rhyme
Who Stole the Strawberries
... Trust is such a deliciously sweet thing Who stole the strawberries? Make the yellow-bellied canary sing Confidence lost in an abandoned mind Smoky ......

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Categories: flagon, imagery, mystery, symbolism, trust,
Form: Free verse

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