Hus Poems - Poems about Hus

...have my noble sire, I, now hearing my last knell would honorably retire: "Place not your trust in any man," Jan Hus said at the stake, where ill winds the flames did fan, all for the clergy's sake. Earth's great leaders promis......Read More

... on a zephyr a whispered breath of love's melody sent adrift within the hush of night's rhythm Anacrostic form FFI Series 51 Brian Strand......Read More

...Scared and alone he plunged into darkness without a word he vanished From hus life until his black soul found full of regret......Read More

...rife ... No privilege allowed can e'er exchange Each right that is endowed a human life. Thus, as we raise our spirits to rejoice, Enjoying, sweet, the liberties we know, Every day reminds u......Read More

...pected her very much. But as the years went by the whole kingdom was very sad. The Queen was up in age and her dear hus- band the King died many moons ago. And the royal couple had no children and immediate heir to the throne.She h......Read More

...gotten from each of our memories sway A note was left in his pocket with special care To let everyone know to honor hus sweet mother gone from here Although many years have passed still have a reason to grasp The idiot could have be......Read More

...real sense will make a united agriculture. I’ ll start with my orchard for others to follow; this the golden rule. T hus to turn our globe again fresh and healthy, we must all take an oath. S ound body, is our solemn duty to gift our ch......Read More

...ight. We transmitted vows over the wireless sky And kept each of them sweet and short Then after being pronounced, husbandwidth and wifi We kissed through a USB port by David Fisher for Put Your Best Rhyme Forward contest ......Read More

...ecstatic....Alas, you've licked the kettle! Should I tattle or meddle much, or call for intervention? Thus, your middle may need attention, is it a time for fudge redemption? I hope you won't judge my good intentio......Read More

...tacking Persia, found the land destroyed to be his own! A pollo was the god for whom this female was a mouthpiece T hus Pythia was sought by both the poor and rich of Greece. D istinctively she proved herself to have authority. E mm......Read More

...hem. Welcomed I feel, to a place I never knew I could be, so much gratitude to you all. Eadmolice innan min hus; sele Humbly from within my house K......Read More