Lores Poems - Poems about Lores

...Clashes of riches For everyone wishes to be pronounced “thor” Their hammer being the only way for them to score, For they all need keys to unbind forbidden doors. The answer meanwhile has been st......

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...Over lush green mounds Did stand many thriving towns They did spread over vast azure pools With help from shipbuilders' mighty tools And mighty were the first to land on those shores Valiant are......

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...As the mediterranean torrents thawed away this wildflower of Medusa ~ once roaring in merciless thunders, now, I'm found swaying, midst lemongrass fields ~ conversing with freshwater naiad......

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... "My soul ceases to stroll ~ in the ruffled leaves of lotus letters, whose paper sun has never surfed to your seabeds..." ......

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...When the sky seems clear and the ocean so calm Forget not the screams you hear and the broken bow charm When the food fills stomach and the water quinches thirst Forget not the hunger of heirs ......

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...“Several Queens in mythology, history, nature , games are recognised as special since ancient Era and has become famous gaining popularity.” - Poet. QUEEN So many Queens attracted ......

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...Canadian Ocean Gate O beauteous land of mirth and Glee! O land of falls and seas and lakes! Which shadows row in horrid nights Which sorrow in Thee circulate O start of mystic Nile gate In......

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...O beauteous eve in hamlet's meads! Thy magic lores all us enthrall You are the breath of forest weeds You are the angels airy call I see the dusky sky and trees They all with soul of nature b......

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...Within the ambit of the psyche untamed Is the wonder cavern with hanging thoughts And projections prompting peevish plots- Thick and prickly notions oddly framed Fall about, on the least spur of......

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...“ We are What we eat“ We’ve heard this before ~§~ Our body is made of All t......

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...Groundhog Day What is it they say? If he sees his shadow, six more weeks of winter Should we let something like this become a hinder After all, this started as a Pennsylvania Dutch superstition......

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...Upon the rustic walls, Laid a shadow, shadow too dry. In the trees beyond, laid the carnelian of fall; And I stroll away, into the vestige foliage ply. In my little cabin, many boring days had......

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...When empty bubbles of stillness brimmed the place Upon an emerald carpet of meads, she genuflected with gathered grace Of languished bones and reverence plucked from nunhood hearts. Mighty potenta......

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...You may rest awhile if the trek be tough, Grab a breath when the terrain is rough; Let the oars have some respite, And the rower fresh viands bite. But the going must anon continue, For tim......

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...Convert! Said the Spanish conquistadors. They were more violent than the Moors. We put on our mask. And did what they asked. Pretending to believe in their Christian lores.......

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