Leas Poems - Poems about Leas

...Many-hued pubs bid me welcome As would friends on the street And so does Cromwell Bridge Where long ago we first met. I see the fields where we played And plucked up the kerry violets......Read the rest...

... whate'er the sun hunts up the sky is meant, as lace to grace the eye in dazzled dreams that dance a-sea and weep that fills the rills and leas for wh......Read the rest...

...Placed 9th in : No. 1238 New Poems Only Sponsored by Brian Strand Since her birth on the mount She moves down the hills ......Read the rest...

...*Image of Many Meanings by KWC. Likeness ssenekiL: Part 2 (HOMONYMS: Homophones & Homographs) The batter's foul ball killed a fowl that later caused a foul o......Read the rest...

...Yspirfal across the sky Awake now with a loving light For I have summoned thee with song And I have shaped thee to belong In facets of eternal night Where alor hath made the dim seem bright Hys......Read the rest...

...Brecon Beacons for pony-treks Cumbrian fells & bubbling becks Dartmoor with rocks rain scarred Lake District views beloved of bards Northumbria on moor & hill where R......Read the rest...

...Desultory thoughts drift round hazy aura, swiftly flipping folios mottled by time. Tattered snapshots emanate sadness and joy, yesterday’s archives. Softly creeping reveries sashay feelings, ......Read the rest...

...No man's too small to hoist a helping hand, Nor any a deed too small if well-meant, Nor a task too tough for a noble end, Mind can if means can't make a mighty dent. A journey of a daunting tas......Read the rest...

...Somewhere through Eden’s leas skulks our forgotten foe. Seraph of God, now a slithering trickster who swayed Eve to taste vile fruit. Salvation fell away; sin dwells in mankind’s heart. 4/21......Read the rest...

...Come to the forest with me To become invisible and free, Under the canopy Listening to catbirds happily. Come to the forest with me To sit with up risen weeds, Where foxes play Seeing skies ......Read the rest...

...Why the deep, dark valleys in my life, Why the high peaks of heavenly rife, Why the unfertile and fruitless leas, Answer me, O Silence, answer me? Must I live and die in netherworld, Frozen in......Read the rest...

...Mine ne'er to be, yet mine always; Laura, spirit of dawn. Darkest night Cannot hide thee nor obscure thy rays. Though Black Death hath by his temporal right Claimed thee, dost thou, my love ,......Read the rest...

...By river banks I saw such scenes as might enchant an angel's gaze. They gladdened many a childhood hour and filled my youthful heart with praise. Onwards, onwards my bark glided, where waters fl......Read the rest...

...Poppies blossom in a field Where young men once fought Their stories now forgotten As are the lessons that were taught It's blood red petal Is caught by the breeze It's flight brief and glori......Read the rest...

...The Great Meadow Beyond the high hedge the great meadow extends to the sky Its fallow grasses fanned into waves by a breeze. While down the slope the bearded barley and rye Make a downy g......Read the rest...