Long Nigh(a) Poems
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We Call Him TommyWe Call Him “Tommy”
We have a lovely Tom cat
He lives most out of doors
I wondered if they kick him out
Because he loudly snores
If I had a lovely “Snowshoe”
I wouldn’t let him out to roam
He would...
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Categories:
nigh(a), cat, death of a friend, farewell, friend,
Form:
Rhyme
Things I Happen To LikeI like to watch skeins of geese flying in the autumn sky,
And I like the smell of frying bacon and luscious cherry pie!
I like to see the sun tinting Pikes Peak's crown in the early...
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Categories:
nigh(a), introspection, autumn, sun,
Form:
Couplet
A Soldier's Letter"My dear Hannah: We're camped nigh a town called Gettysburg tonight.
I take pen in hand to write to you, my love, by the flickerin' candlelight.
From afar I hear the beat of Rebel drums preparin'...
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Categories:
nigh(a), sad, war,
Form:
Rhyme
Too Good To Be TrueTOO GOOD TO BE TRUE
I’m giving up, can’t take no more, I’ve reached the final straw,
How do you find a flamin’ job when you’ve turned fifty-four,
I’ve knocked on nigh a thousand doors and trudged a...
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Categories:
nigh(a), humor,
Form:
Rhyme
SolitudeAh! To be adrift upon the boundless sea sailing, sailing, sailing!
Alone with sea and pristine sky with southerly winds prevailing.
No particular destination in mind as upon the surging sea I plod,
Nor is there another...
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Categories:
nigh(a), introspectionautumn, sea, me, sea, sky,
Form:
Rhyme
Jenny, I'Ll Be Home To Tend the Crops This FallPrivate Joshua Bronson wrote this letter by the camp fire where he lay,
Nigh a place called Gettysburg where a great battle loomed next day.
He'd bid farewell to Jenny and his children at their humble cabin...
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Categories:
nigh(a), love, war,
Form:
Rhyme
HONORING THE CHRIST CHILD
Christmas carols are being sung,
As bells are joyfully being rung,
Heralding the Christ Child’s birth,
As Christmas Day, we celebrate with mirth.
But lets think of Joseph and Mary now,
As they must find an Inn, they vow.
All are...
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Categories:
nigh(a), christmas,
Form:
Rhyme
When Old Folks Gits TogetherWherever they gather, on the porch or nigh a glowin' flame,
The conversation of older folks is just about the same.
Invariably, they'll discuss their aches, pains and weather,
Anytime two or more of them chance to git...
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Categories:
nigh(a), funny, people, may, weather,
Form:
Rhyme
Their Final FarewellDuty called once again for the warrior brave and true.
His loving family gathered about to wish him a sad adieu.
The somber skies cast a pall upon the poignant scene,
As they bid farewell to their hero,...
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Categories:
nigh(a), goodbye, sad, children, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Their Final FarewellDuty called once again for the warrior brave and true.
His loving family gathered 'round to wish him a sad adieu.
The somber skies cast a pall upon the poignant scene,
As they bid farewell to their hero,...
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Categories:
nigh(a), sadchildren, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Old Man and His DogThe old man and his faithful dog relish their daily stroll.
'Tis the autumn of their lives, alas, time doth take its toll!
He's not as spry nor is his dog as rowdy as he used to...
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Categories:
nigh(a), autumn, dog, love, old,
Form:
Rhyme
A Piece of PeaceEarly morning when I awoke.
The minute that I awoke I was embraced with
an amazing feeling of peace that possessed my soul.
On this early morning, I laid next to my man
The man that I cherished nigh...
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Categories:
nigh(a), solitude,
Form:
Light Verse
Passover AgainThe recipes have dawdled
In their box for nigh a year,
But now they'll get some brand-new stains;
The holiday is here.
It's time to clean and shop and bake -
From scratch, if you are able -
And...
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Categories:
nigh(a), holiday,
Form:
Rhyme
The Word of God: In Mom's Desk Top DrawerArk of laughter far from sea amid earth
Hair be it long or short power still stays
Mite of two, widows, others measure worth
Bitters Holiness Hunger forty days
We are born to this life as possible,
and grow by...
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Categories:
nigh(a), analogy,
Form:
Sonnet
Autumn's LullabyLook, now comes the harvest reaping
So don your most passionate clothes
And prepare yourselves for sleeping
For, yonder harvest moon doth glow!
Listen, I can hear her softly sweeping
Bringing with her soft blankets of snow
Cold sister who draws...
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Categories:
nigh(a), nature, seasons
Form:
Rhyme