Ides Poems - Poems about Ides

This week is bleak, the birds don’t sing No sun, no rains, but greyness Even the churchbells didn’t ring Have they become atheists The bellman and the bearded dean And all the congregation? In times like this to breathe is sin No promise of salvation Can take away the truth it fakes And like a stubborn stem Grows through the slab, the truth condemns...

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Gaius Julius Caesar was not a real people pleaser he tried to set himself up as a monarch but never made it past the Ides of March ...

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‘Beware the Ides of March.‘ (Julius Caesar, Act 1, Scene 2) a week from Saturday is the Ides of March perhaps I will stay home by myself better keep an eye on the dogs though they might have heard of Julius and get some strange ideas ...

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I suppise its been coming, yet its a sad day to see, Rupert Lowe, has been shopped; on some discrepacy? I have no more To put here.' I shall wait as must all..Yet a black flag it is Apparant is now farages livery.' Let This be a lesson on Not how to fall.'...

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This day in early March sings in a gust of wind it brings the season’s change life I’ve known rearranged one day warm the next cold nature’s changing moods to behold when each day when I’m awake nature’s tempestuous moods to partake. Talk of the weather brings smiles and frowns what goes up also goes down and as we face our days of strife the next...

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The virtues, sacrificed By muscling vices, Lay dying Across the dusty crusts of Earth. The sky, once admirably azure, Now bleeds dark streams of gray Above the sight of flying vultures Flapping, circling in wait....

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The ides of March sing consideration for widows who must accept that new name. The guides of March bring realization: life, as it was, will never be the same. The tides of March trace recalibration as adjustments to the world we re-frame. I confide this March in my Salvation. Where do skeptics go in grief’s waiting game? The offsides of...

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a point to ponder the worst students go to school ...

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Named for the God of War but trickster is your nature. Each year you bring the prospect of spring. Yet your deceit hides that promise under your cloak of white. I should know better, but you understand how much I need to believe your promises. Beware the Ides of March. Julius did not heed the...

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Beware The Ides of March 2023 Ides simply referred to first new moon, which usually fell between the thirteenth and fifteenth day of a given month. The following events all occurred fifteenth of March across span of millenniums. One: Assassination of fifty five year old Julius Caesar, 44 Before Common Era Two thousand and sixty seven years ago conspirators led by...

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Lately, the hedges go unclipped as apples lay rotting on the ground...

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The ides of March are upon us, With spring to follow closely in step. As we begin to welcome St. Patty, And all those Easter eggs lie ready to prep. Seen and heard is the madness of basketball, Collegiate craziness to never end. ...

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Brimstones awaken a song of Spring- new birth's cry rooks  nesting high-   March wind unfold stick by stick...

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The Ides of March, oh woe betide Twas on this day that Caesar died Stabbed by his double-dealing men Remorselessly, time and again. Twenty-three times the knives were thrust; Take care therefore in whom ye trust. 09.04.2022 Bite Size Poem No.43 Poetry Contest Sponsor - Line Gauthier...

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(I posted this and found out one line did not rhyme, so I had to adjust the second limerick) That the Ides of March we should beware is a quote which is not really fair. Shakespeare wrote it; it stuck and it now means bad luck. Of its meaning few folks are aware! The Ides of March used to denote the New...

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