Long Byron Poems
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Young Brilliant Poet That Left Us Far, Far Too Soon Second Poet In Dedication SeriesNote:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percy_Bysshe_Shelley
Percy Bysshe Shelley, Born 4 August 1792
Horsham, Sussex, England[1]
Died , 8 July 1822 (aged 29)
Gulf of La Spezia, Kingdom of Sardinia (now Italy)
Occupation Poet, dramatist, essayist, novelist
Alma mater University College, Oxford (no degree)
Literary movement Romanticism
Spouse Harriet Westbrook
(m. 1811;...
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byron, appreciation, art, assonance, beautiful, blessing, encouraging, poets,
Form:
Rhyme
Comparison Between Byron and Me On FrancescaI was pushed to write this comparison after reading the poem on Byron by the souper poet Gary Bateman.
Wandering on internet I found the Byron's version of Francesca's words in CANTO V of Dante's Hell...
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byron, fantasy, poetry,
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Terza Rima
Secret Garden“I’m reluctant to share my secret, but being we are the closest of friends, I will share my secret with you. But before I do I’m going to ask you to pinkie swear that you...
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byron, beautiful, fantasy, happiness, imagination,
Form:
Prose
Subject, Aspects of Interest, and Effect of John Keats's ''On the Sonnet''“On the Sonnet”
by John Keats
If by dull rhymes our English must be chained,
And, like Andromeda, the Sonnet sweet
Fettered, in spite of painéd loveliness;
Let us find out, if we must be constrained,
Sandals more interwoven and complete
To...
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byron, england, fate, literature, muse, poems, poetry, poets,
Form:
Prose
Of Byron, Keats and Shelley, a Few WordsFrom my Blog:
Of Byron, Keats And Shelley, A Few Words
(1.)
Of Byron And A Visit I Once Had
Alas! Youth and its joy away has flown
I wake at the break of day with a groan
the smooth mirror...
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byron, appreciation, art, inspirational, meaningful, poetry, poets, tribute,
Form:
Rhyme
Thomas Chatterton Translation: Under the Willow TreeSong from Aella: Under the Willow Tree, or, Minstrel's Song
by Thomas Chatterton, age 17 or younger
modernization/translation by Michael R. Burch
MYNSTRELLES SONGE ("MINSTREL'S SONG")
O! sing unto my roundelay,
O! drop the briny tear with me,
Dance no more...
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byron, dance, death, love, romance, romantic, song, tree,
Form:
Rhyme
An Enigma Alan Turing
An Enigma Alan Turing
My secret has been finally revealed,
Which so pained my rainbow heart,
It was an illegal love I had concealed,
My life was over before it could...
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byron, history, inspirational, war,
Form:
Rhyme
Translation of Eric Mottram's a Faithful Private - 4 With a Clive Bush Comment By T WignesanTransl. of Eric Mottram’s A Faithful Private - 4 with a Clive Bush comment on Mottram's poetry
Excerpt from an article, “From space to caves in the heart recreating the collective world in Eric Mottram’s...
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byron, england, poetry, poets, political, , memorial,
Form:
Free verse
The Poets I Hope To Meet In Heaven - a Tribute To Chan Hurst 1979-2014A few poems written by Chan Hurst, (Just That Archaic Poet)
I hope that we can find some comfort in them at this sad time.
"A Rational Explanation"
What must I do to see this through-
Unlock the world...
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Categories:
byron, dedication, farewell, friend, miss you, poets, remember,
Form:
Rhyme
Wherein Man's Dark Curse, Felled the Olympic Gods', Part OneWherein Man's Dark Curse, Felled The Olympic Gods',
Part One
(I.)
Thus to blindness, the fallen god was blindly bound
In a blacken tragedy, doomed to darken earth:
Nature then refused to its soothing music sound
That of existence, death...
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byron, art, conflict, creation, humanity, mythology, vanity, war,
Form:
Rhyme
Wherein Man's Dark Curse, Felled the Olympic Gods', Part TwoWherein Man's Dark Curse, Felled The Olympic Gods',
Part Two
(III.)
Alas! Cold silence, the depths of darkening wrath
Came to invade the fallen god's newborn nightmare
Waking to find agony and his earthen path
Twas his penalty for flouting Fate...
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byron, art, creation, earth, humanity, imagination, mythology, symbolism,
Form:
Rhyme
Death You Hold a Scythe Over MeDeath you hold a scythe over me
i have waited for you
there is no trepidation here
i am a paucity of patience
i welcome you
the engine is long tired, hurting
parts not available to replace
i do not wish to...
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Categories:
byron, anger, meaningful, sympathy,
Form:
Free verse
What We Do To Win, Part II long have been a trail-runner,
and my name is Art Constantine,
sprinting peaks is a thigh-burner,
just as tiring as it seems,
I started this at seventeen.
Most people thought that I was nuts,
I suppose I can’t say they’re...
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byron, heart, life, meaningful, men, mountains, people, sports,
Form:
Narrative
Snapshot of CambridgeThis is a poem about the University city of Cambridge in the UK , although I have only been there a few times , I decided to write a poem about it. Lord Bryon one...
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byron, england, graduate, poets, student,
Form:
Rhyme
Fascination With Etymologythe roots – i.e. genealogy of words long held me
(no pun intended) held spell bound
e'en upon fertilization of ova and sperm viz – conception,
an acute sensory means...
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byron, addiction, age, appreciation, boy, creation, fantasy,
Form:
Bio
Chinese translations Li BaiChinese translations Li Bai
These are my modern English translations of Chinese poems by Li Bai, who was also known as Li Po.
Zazen on Ching-t’ing Mountain
by Li Bai
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
Now the birds have...
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byron, bird, farewell, goodbye, green, introspection, mountains, spring,
Form:
Free verse
George Gordon Byron Ballad Ukrainian Adaptive TranslationI speak not, I trace not, I breathe not thy name;
There is grief in the sound, there is guilt in the fame;
But the tear that now burns on my cheek may impart
The deep thoughts that...
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byron, absence, addiction, beautiful, courage, identity, patriotic,
Form:
Ballad
Many Aspects of LoveMy name is Spencer Byron.
My first wife Addy died tragically in 1991.
A devotee of surprise. She was so much fun.
The breadth of love is unchartered territory.
Not all loves can be explained.
There are many aspects of...
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Categories:
byron, death, heart, identity, lost love, marriage, time,
Form:
Free verse
Aussie Adventures of Skeet and Rich
I
With all the world a thousand feet below
...
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Categories:
byron, holiday, journey,
Form:
Rhyme
Inspiration, a Gift From Sweet Emily's HandsInspiration, A Gift From Sweet Emily's Hands
(A Tribute To Emily Dickinson)
Sweet Emily, you inspired me
to paint scenes of life's epic seas,
in dreams soar to paradise fields
rise up to love,...
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byron, art, beautiful, poetess, tribute, uplifting, wisdom, women,
Form:
Rhyme
I Am the Wordsmith, Guide and Editor
"Dark-heaving . . . boundless, endless, and sublime . . ."
Lord Byron 1788-1824
_____________________
I am the wordsmith, guide and editor of this narrative,
this epic chronicle and story of abysmal dream love;
my fingers are ink-stained and...
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Categories:
byron, dark, death, dream, surreal,
Form:
Narrative
Your Perfect RhymeI do not like your perfect rhyme,
I find it boring all the time.
It wasn't good in Shakespeare's hands,
No rhyming poet understands,
No Keats or Shelly, Byron, Pope,
Could find the poetry to cope
With wonders of the universe,
For...
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byron, me, universe,
Form:
Rhyme
Ihave Seen the DemonsPrologue to I Have Seen The Demons
There is a darkness, which dwells inside of me...
one in which no light can dwell.
I wish that the powers of my spirit
could reach to touch the light...
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byron, dark,
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I do not know?
An Angel, Fairy Or Nymph Now In Human Form Collaboration With Keith O J HuntAn Angel, Fairy or Nymph Now In Human Form Collaboration with Keith O.J. Hunt
An Angel, Fairy Or Nymph Now In Human Form
Her exhilarating breath so quickened my heart,
her poise, I stood transfixed in overwhelming awe.
Gasping...
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Categories:
byron, appreciation, beauty, fairy, fantasy, poetry, romance, surreal,
Form:
Romanticism
BoatswainINSCRIPTION ON THE MONUMENT OF A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG.
When some proud son of man returns to earth,
Unknown to glory, but upheld by birth,
The sculptor’s art exhausts the pomp of woe,
And storied urns record who rest below;
When...
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Categories:
byron, animal,
Form:
Epic