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Lord Byron Valentine

She walks in beauty, like the night
Of cloudless climes and starry skies;
And all that’s best of dark and bright
Meet in her aspect and her eyes;
Thus mellowed to that tender light
Which heaven to gaudy day denies.

One shade the more, one ray the less,
Had half impaired the nameless grace
Which waves in every raven tress,
Or softly lightens o’er

Categories: lord byron, allegory, analogy, angel,
Form: Ballad

In Love, Our Romance Flows In Kissing Streams Poets Tribute Series, Fourth Poet, Lord Byron

In Love, Our Romance Flows In Kissing Streams,
Poets Tribute Series, fourth poet, Lord Byron

Claim I, thy wondrous heart into sweet dreams,
And in that soft glowing realm we slow dance;
In Love, our romance flows in kissing streams,
As Cupid's well-shot arrows took no chance.
From this teeming earth we dwell in pleasures,
While life lays golden bounty at our

Categories: lord byron, appreciation, beauty, desire, love,
Form: Romanticism

Beattitudes

One dark and stormy night, when half my life lay behind me ?I wandered from the straight and narrow path too far.
And took my heart for a  ship’s compass
All through the darkness, I followed no course, no path but my own.  ?
With only unlimited darkness before me
Above that darkness, there was no guiding

Categories: lord byron, introspection, night, truth,
Form: Elegiac Lyric

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

George Gordon Lord Byron

While browsing in a second hand book store
The blue cover of your book caught my eye. 
Your first edition then guided my path 
Into reading your wondrous words of love.

Quite new to the engagement of your works 
I stood reading as near an hour flew by. 
I became enthralled and mesmerized too.
Your classic speech bared

Categories: lord byron, passion, poetry,
Form: Blank verse

To Lord Byron

I
There was a Roamer,he was deeply sick,
Debt to th'immenseness of his gift:
He has so power as to be weak,
They were so freely as to be not lift.
II
Thus his fate with bless could not be shift,
And the shade of morn colour'd his eyes:
Through their source the light was rift,
Though their iris were dread dries.
III
The surroundigs of

Categories: lord byron, beauty, fantasy, farewell, freedom,
Form: Rhyme

Lord Byron-Genius Unchained

Lord Byron—Genius Unchained
 
Primus-Supremus-Romanticus
George Gordon Noel Byron
Destiny in Missolonghi at 36 
A soldier’s death.

Legendary immortality
Mega-accomplishment
For him the best
And now he’s at rest.

Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved,
May 6, 2015 (Double Dactyl)

Categories: lord byron, allegory, destiny, imagery, love,
Form: Double Dactyl

On Lord Byron

On Lord Byron


Far away from thistle and thorn
a genius and great poet was born
Lord Byron was his great name
making love with words his game

The world had him not very long
his verses danced like a song
Women swoon at his written charms
those chosen loved in his arms

He was born to many a woman bed
excesses raced in his

Categories: lord byron, death, dedication, heartbreak, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme

Pleasure Becomes a Pain - a Tribute To Lord Byron

( The poem is based on the biographical details with quotes of Lord Byron the renaissance poet. The poem is Stand By Me appeal to the criticism of Byron being an outspoken, atheist and passionate poet)



By accident his left leg was twisted
Mary nursed it though he resisted.
A day came when Mary died and
Her dying words

Categories: lord byron, grief, tribute, , atheist,
Form: Rhyme