Leave Off Poems - Poems about Leave Off

...Come, now while summer shall shine on your soul, Leave off the darkness, the doubt and the fear; Come, now the Earth’s with divinity full, Leave off the wretched, and cling to the dear; Come, now......

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...SIR THOMAS WYATT TRANSLATIONS 1 Whoso List to Hunt ("Whoever Longs to Hunt") by Sir Thomas Wyatt loose translation/interpretation/modernization by Michael R. Burch Whoever longs to hunt, I kn......

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... wow… long time… no see… resuming relationships… where did we leave off… ......

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...Written By: D. Collins 11/22/24 A man like me has the best of both worlds. A life lacking fear and an awesome Li'L Girl. Ne......

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...Welcome, Summer by Geoffrey Chaucer loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Now welcome, Summer, with your sun so soft, since you’ve banished Winter with her icy weather and drive......

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...My Granddaughter wrote this a few years ago she is now 16 and since lost her mother when she was 15 at the time and 14 when she wrote this. I think we all will be glad to know that these young people......

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... I first read Lord Byron's poetry, after a love was lost. Each of us going separate ways; sorrow, the high cost. Byron wrote of his grieving in 'When We Two Parted,' of how lovers might leav......

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... Into my death I’d delve before I go, Not out of curiosity per se, Where, why and how I sure would like to know To steal a slim chance to cheat my doomsday. I’d leave off nasty habits, gi......

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...Surrounded are we by a great cloud witnesses are they of this daily walk side by side with Jesus we travel for this saviour is our great rock So be sure to leave off every weight cut off every......

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...Pumpkin straight from my garden is my choice, With the aroma as it bakes in the oven, I rejoice. Serve with hot buttered toast, its yum at first bite. You can add a dollop of sour cream, a......

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...“Whoso List to Hunt” is a famous early English sonnet written by Sir Thomas Wyatt (1503-1542) in the mid-16th century. Whoever Longs to Hunt by Sir Thomas Wyatt loose translation/interpretation......

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... The appearance of his old friend brought new thoughts of his mother and, Nordgrend, the town in which they spent the last few years. Raðulfr, was a truly kind man and he was delighted with th......

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...My inside out friends Let me tell you about the days I meet My inside out friends such a treat. Usually they mingled inside of my head, With lots to say now a bit more is said. I've been topsy......

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...Starlight and Moonlight II These are poems about starlight and moonlight, moons and stars, dreams and visions, illuminations and intimations … Deliver Us... by Michael R. Burch for m......

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...Overdosing (rather binge reading) thesaurus... Imagine if ye will earlier one blustery February sixteenth two thousand twenty one, yours truly experienced atypical thrill perusing pages of hea......

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