Flemish Poems - Poems about Flemish

... I knew an old buffoon quite the gloomy poltroon who through a stormy monsoon flew his hot air balloon and among the Walloon and Flemish much to their surprise did not meet his demise......

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...Le Bateau ivre (“The Drunken Boat”), an Excerpt by Arthur Rimbaud translation by Michael R. Burch The impassive river carried me downstream as howling warriors slashed the bargemen's throats, ......

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...When you are in the mood just do what you have to do and don’t get confused; when you are in the mood take a voyage to the moon and plant some poles in the directions of the water holes, and let the ......

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...I married the place where I was born at a second time,  Even today, your chest is still holding, The vibrations that become intense, When my hand touches your rim.  You acknowledge, That we've......

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... What lesser mortals? What lesser mortals than Rimbaud claim themselves a poet within another self, for there is more than just one self depending on the time a......

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...Ironsmith Quentin Metrys became a noted flemish He painted both religious&sacrificial funding the Antwerp school so special......

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...Flemish born Franz Hals he&Rubens were great pals Starting painting in Haarlem very prolific with many gems......

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...Inviting you into my heart was both a blessing and a curse did you not think ? to tell me in less reckless ways you lost yourself in this fragile dance for two Inside this tango of passion you d......

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...Wedding Kermesse Common folk with few wants (Toilers reaping earth’s bounty) Enjoy life’s pleasantries By escaping the harsh realities Of day-to-day existence, Expressed in a “Kerm......

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...They that go down to the sea in ships, that do business in great waters: These see the works of the Lord and his wonders in the deep. From the 107th psalm It......

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...They say ?There are a million ways? To say I love you In this day and age? I could only find ?In my computer’s brain? The words to say I love you? In 53 languages of the 10,000 languages......

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...I am painted by a minor Dutch master whose name is only known as a Flemish squiggle. Low clouds could evaporate or lift the wings of varnished geese. Wind-sails part a low-land mist. I will sen......

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...Tell all the worlds about the treasures found Renaissance trace spellbound in the ancient form, Tender and haunting; an era of time curves around Past the present to a future beset with tech charm......

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...It was in a socially and economically difficult situation that the musical cultures of Jews, Moors and mainly Gypsies began to merge into what would become the basic form of flamenco. The Flemish son......

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