Glees Poems - Poems about Glees

... We are delighted dudes Have no ill- attitudes Gather for a loud call Together, enjoy all During the sunny day Involve fully in play ......

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...So my heart sings joy; O’ dear one, beloved heart. Rings joyously glees; How would you know I love you? With just the words of my heart; 2/20/2024 Written words by James Edward Lee S......

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...Snowflake… Deep winter Ex………...hale Into thick night sleep While autumn, intoxicate, Dreams drunk Dizzily bubbles with old fruit, long ferment Veiled under frosty top, Poppity pop pop! ......

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...In the dusting of springtime squeeze Sweet-scented of yesterday glees. Recall of rose bloom and clear days, Of mirth and warmth in many ways. Meek breeze bears the whiff of ripe li......

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...As a weary rambler, I'm nearby and resting. With arousing, he grasps his ecstatic settling. His withered bones are currently lively. It's been done multiple times formerly. Bequests themselv......

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...The Song of Hope, it sings aloud. But, it’s all to me but a broken sound. The Song of Hope is a tired tune, At least to me and not to you, It sings of good and future new; But, all it gave is ......

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...Shalt not listen. Effective means signified. Legitimate means require. Fresh hurrahs let. Satisfactions desire. Adjective pronouns search. Manifold perplexities stand. Excursive glees m......

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...The Rhymed Poem aka The Rhyming Poem and The Riming Poem Old English Poem (i.e., Anglo-Saxon Poem) from the Exeter Book, ca. 990 AD loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch He who gr......

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...The Rhymed Poem aka The Rhyming Poem and The Riming Poem - Part II anonymous Old English Poem from the Exeter Book, circa 990 AD loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch He who grant......

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...Translations of the Oldest English Rhyming Poems The Rhymed Poem aka The Rhyming Poem aka The Riming Poem Old English/Anglo-Saxon poem from the Exeter Book, circa 990 AD loose translation/interp......

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...Medieval Poem V A Proverb from Winfred's Time anonymous Old English poem, circa 757-786 loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch 1. The procrastinator puts off purpose, never in......

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...A Dracula sandwich if you please The witch ordered with enormous ease Gargoyle waiter felt a sudden sneeze Baby goblin’s laughing with double glees Mean Mama Goblin put them on her knees She s......

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...Slither me slips me beasty heart beneath a piece of guise, and pens some page of wisdoms to place before they's eyes, and with they's gaze diverted, me dons me cloak of thief's, and slithers ......

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...The tides will ebb. The moon will go. This culture is not ours forever. "The wind will cease to blow" The mountain shall come low And these vacations sure, will be over soon. This culture is ......

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...Winter Awakens My Care anonymous Middle English poem, circa 1300 loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Winter awakens all my care as leafless trees grow bare. For now my sighs a......

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