Gladdest Poems - Poems about Gladdest

...KING ALFRED THE GREAT MODERN ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS King Alfred the Great (circa 849-899) was the first English king to be a notable scholar, poet and translator. Alfred has been credited with trans......

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...When You Are Old On a special night when you are old and waiting for sleep Remember me and this appointment you promised to keep Take out these pages my love and slowly read Of the days gone ......

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...SOUNDS Most needed sound - His longship’s prow grinding Up the stony beach ground In Vinland. His gladdest sound - Waves breaking on shore Saying weeks of ocean-bound Rowing was......

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...In not too long, we’ll see the spring, for winter will have lost its cling! Across this earth, we’ll waken to her sweet rebirth. On the first day of spring, give praise and sing! Rejuvenate; re......

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...Angel Visits (2) (1) Rosebud pink dancers endome apricot flushed sky, Arc'd feathering wingtips exult cirrus high, Love's pleasured shades delight this thank full eye. Fright held burden, ......

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...It was the gladdest, Baddest Maddest I had ever been. I did not know Whether to laugh Or cry So I did both.......

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...Lastnight We danced to a sweet serender On the stage: the spotlight was ours Under the moon: the moment was sincere We tasted the stars and swept the floor with a gentle twist from your h......

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...Another night in Central Park For Shakespeare, as the sky turns dark. My husband made the tickets hap, A bonny feather in his cap. A lovely evening, weather-wise; The park, a forest in disguis......

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...Heartiest The mystical moon beam shines in the black water while I watch you get undressed I want you more than the whole of time and space infinitely I am truly blessed Liquid softens our touch an......

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...strophe I stand on the snow covered mountain Colorful vase of flowers Slopes with flower beds laden I saw the snow lotus flowers I asked, “Why are you all alone here? Beauty is meant to be a......

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...Of joyous jewels, your heart fulfill How lavish a gift of such an ore The moment surprize has sent a chill Through veins a newly opened door To platters handed evermore And diamonds fed on silve......

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...They organized a church bazaar, To raise money for the poor. A booth for selling chances Was set up, outside the door. When I bought the raffle ticket, My reasoning was murky, And I could on......

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