Long Salisbury Poems
Long Salisbury Poems. Below are the most popular long Salisbury by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Salisbury poems by poem length and keyword.
In the Valley of AvalonIn The Valley Of Avalon
This day the master of my Fate
Is none of those who lead shuddering
Through mazes of wizardry,-
Nor Trachmyr the Hunstman,
Nor Tannwein the daughter of Gweir,
Nor Penpingyon the porter of the palace,
Nor the...
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Categories:
salisbury, art, creation, fantasy, imagery, imagination, mystery, surreal,
Form:
Classicism
Oh My Golly So JollyI never knew that Stonehenge refers to hanging gallows
While solstice gives solace as the sun dial moves forth
Many years of mysteries immortalized for sacred worship
Blue Stones transported from Pembrokeshire
For a giant Cromlech by magic or...
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Categories:
salisbury, christmas,
Form:
Free verse
The Bard Beneath the TreeCome Friends, from all the quarters come
From mountain and from sea
And harken to the ancient drum
That beats at Avebury
The wren that sings, the bees that hum
The bard beneath the tree
Come Fellows, from the east and...
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Categories:
salisbury, celebration, england, friendship, happiness, myth, seasons, wisdom,
Form:
Rhyme
Egnehenots: Earth and StoneEgnehenots – of earth and stone
Chief elder – most wise upon the Salisbury Plain
an old man . . . loved deeply
revered father of the...
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Categories:
salisbury, life, light, love,
Form:
Free verse
Food For ThoughtAfter Eight Mints
Anchovies
Apple Pancakes
Applesauce
Atlantic Cod
Barbecue Sauce
Black Bean Soup
Blue Cheese
Blueberry Pancakes
Brussels Sprouts and Lamb
Buttermilk
Caribou Liver
Carrots
Cauliflower
Chicken Breast
Chicken Patty
Chicory Roots
Chocolate Pudding
Chocolate Pudding !!!
Cinnamon Raisin Bagel
Coffee Cake
Coleslaw
Donkey Balls
Dried Plums
Durian Fruit
Garlic
Garlic Roast Chicken
Green & Yellow Peppers
Green Leaf Lettuce
Grilled Cheese
Hamburger
Hashed Brown...
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Categories:
salisbury, life, people, places, urban
Form:
Free verse
The Joyous Partner the Microwavethe joyous partner the microwave
it has become my chef
alas not quite my mother's hand
but for its swiftness of foot
there is no other
yes i survive on the TV dinner
oh dear Lord i have shown my age
frozen...
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Categories:
salisbury, humor,
Form:
Light Verse
Monolithic MonumentsAn ocean's depth lies between The Georgia Guidestones
and England's Salisbury Plains, where Stonehenge stands.
Though they appear on different continents, they share
mysterious secrets that have never quite been explained.
Were they erected as a cryptic message...
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Categories:
salisbury, history,
Form:
Free verse
World PeaceFrom Andover to Anaheim
Bangor to Boise
People speak up
Come on, get noisy
From Carteret in Jersey
To Cameroon far away
Speak up everyone
If just for one day
From Detroit to Dallas
Eaton to Ecuador
Come on everyone
Speak up some more
From France and...
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Categories:
salisbury, funny, peace, places, peace, peace,
Form:
Free verse
Visit WiltshireWiltshire is a lovely place too be
A county with plenty of history
Neolithic rocks from north to south
You can even see a white horses mouth
With walks over undulating ground
Find the mystery of the giants mound
You...
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Categories:
salisbury, history, image, nature, vacation,
Form:
Free verse
Military ManeuversWhat turned my head to think I had a thread,
Folk thought I was lazy so I did something crazy.
Adventure was there, but afraid there'd be scare,
So what the hell I figure,
Nothing achieved til you pull...
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Categories:
salisbury, fun, military,
Form:
Rhyme
The Man On the TrainI had been at College that evening
After work I was not thinking of anything
Just sitting down on the train all alone
Wanting to just make my way home
The train came into Salisbury stop
And I saw...
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Categories:
salisbury, death, poems, remembrance day,
Form:
Ballad
Late Night On Salisbury Ave.The meadow's radiance gradually dimmed
and evening littered far and wide
it encouraged the unfamiliar
and everything uncertain.
The night accelerated sounds of anticipation
as a thousand strangers loomed
and I thought him to be a foreigner
until...
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Categories:
salisbury, faith, hope, imagination, life, loss, mystery, sad,
Form:
Epyllion
To Reinterpret Human HistoryVoices verging on the shrill, too sharp
Sing the works of Handel and of Bach
Reminding us of Christmas, love and death
The holy lamb of God born without wrath.
Gregorian chant and Hebrew music share
Simplicity,...
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Categories:
salisbury, africa, allegory, angst, birth, god, war,
Form:
Rhyme
Piles of StonesTo be brutally honest, I am not inclined to be impressed
With the prehistoric pile of stones on Salisbury Plain, Wilshire
During four trips to England, I did not go to see the rocks.
I have driven through...
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Categories:
salisbury, how i feel, mystery, places,
Form:
Free verse
Inner RealmsDark cavern. Dark cave. Darkened woods. Depraved mind. Depress not a mild mannered pea of a peak. Detriment to health. Regardless of self. Ignoring lots of wishes is to place oneself in a rusted fire....
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Categories:
salisbury, beach,
Form:
I do not know?
The Haunting Mystery of StonehengeTHE HAUNTING MYSTERY OF STONEHENGE
It’s a prehistoric landmark,
built five thousand years ago,
who actually constructed it,
we still don’t really know.
Standing near Salisbury, England
on the dusty northern plain,
the reason for its existence,
no-body can explain.
The bigger stones called...
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Categories:
salisbury, beautiful, history, meaningful,
Form:
Quatrain
Sacred SpacesThe spaces once held sacred are destroyed
Like Salisbury plain where sheep could safely graze
Now for soldiers use and practice Wars
The Bedouin who inhabit deserts cry
The Negev is no longer a free space
The places for creation...
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Categories:
salisbury, absence, abuse, allegory, war,
Form:
Villanelle
Where the Australians LieHe enlisted with his great mates
And embarked with his life left to fate
To Egypt and its desert sands
Training hard at the Army Heads commands
He was at The Landing at Gallipoli
Battling the Turks in Shrapnel Gully
Until...
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Categories:
salisbury, death, remember, war, world war i,
Form:
Elegy
StonehengeAncient monument on the English Salisbury plain
Called Stonehenge by name.
Large tall megalithic blocks
On a plain that has no rocks.
Myths and legends surround the stones
Dozen of theories, yet still unknown.
An observatory, calendar or clock
No one...
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Categories:
salisbury, history
Form:
Rhyme
The SeekerAct 2, Scene 4.
The Salisbury plain. Within a henge, a watchfire burns. The Seer approaches The Seeker.
Take heed, my friend, our part in cosmic cheat
Plays on; below the stage the truth lies quite.
Hold off the...
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Categories:
salisbury, humanity, life,
Form:
Sonnet
Praise Be To the Lord Russia Has Found a VaccineBreaking news this just in,
Russian medics have just discovered
a vaccine or cure for Covid-19
1 sprits of Novichok
1 cup if tea laced with Polonium - 210
Followed by a weekend mini city break
Taking in the 125...
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Categories:
salisbury, slam,
Form:
Free verse
Once Upon a Time In Hong KongAway the land of the flame tree blossoms
Orient blown athwart a yellow moon,
to hearken the far sound of dragon drums
and ride a Phantom into old Kowloon.
To Salisbury Road Peninsula doors
...
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Categories:
salisbury, adventure, sports, travel,
Form:
Sonnet
Christmas SnowToo old for cold,I stand, now ,against the hedge,
Watching the snowflakes in the glare of neon street lights.
Darkness has come early,and I think of country uplands and huddled sheep.
On Salisbury Plain,shepherds watched their flocks
Just as...
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Categories:
salisbury, emotions, imagination, visionary,
Form:
Free verse
Independently Un-WealthyGetting to know the canned goods aisle
in the dollar store was fun,
the ladies have been most helpful
in finding Chinese knock-off junk.
The Senior Center makes a passable Salisbury steak
and who needs gravy?
Independences has taken a down...
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Categories:
salisbury, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
ConsortMy goodness, how old we both are.
You, my friend, have weathered better than I.
Sturdy legs, while mine are fragile; liable to betray me without warning.
Rat-atat-tat
I groan. The effort- for what? A wasted journey?
Salisbury cathedral hangs...
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Categories:
salisbury, life,
Form:
Free verse