Lowliest Poems - Poems about Lowliest

... Beloved souls, hear me as I speak, thus is my life, a hymn of compassion, an eternal psalm of love. I walked amongst the lowly not with pity but with understanding, for in their suffering, I saw......

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...~ A Poem on the Parsha* ~ 'In the Sinai Desert' A wilderness - barren, desolate that snakes and scorpions populate Flat, sand-swept, open to all who year......

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...Vivaldi wrote the Seasons Botticelli painted La primavera and I change the screen door Of all the ways in the world to trace the miracle change of the world I mark it in the lowli......

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...For what deeper, Earth's surface pleasure Is dug this vein for Anticipate the lowliest hearts To be enriched more.......

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...Donkey Pin back your ears Settle down for the ride And you'll find a warm feeling Somewhere way deep inside.. Here is a story That has often been told It's full of excitement and never......

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...Preface preceding promiscuous philandering peccadillos undermining energy and time not spent with missus and mother of our precious progeny, whereby, yours truly sought, (somewhat assertively, mod......

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...Tell me, who do you say that I am? --The Son of God, --King of Kings, --Lord of Lords? Even you, Lord, did not call yourself divine. <>...

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...Despair of spectres whispered, John heard it muttered Fears spoken, centuries of shame sunk into stone Hanging tree hoisted him, feet above ground fluttered Rope bound neck bulged, blood starved e......

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...Last Curtain by Rabindranath Tagore loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch I know the day comes when my eyes close, when my sight fails, when life takes its leave in silence and......

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...Patience by Rabindranath Tagore loose translation by Michael R. Burch If you refuse to speak, I will fill my heart with your silence and endure it. I will remain still and wait like the night t......

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...In the most darkest place under the moonlight In the most seeming way I could not be seen In the most fragmented self I could be in I found you In the lowliest spirit of my most fragile being ......

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...Deep in the forest On a heading of northwest We weren't looking for anything of interest When we came across a wooden bridge woven Together with the creepiest Rope which was between two rock led......

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...this is an enclosed rhyme these next two sentences enclosed as in parenthesis with the first and fourth line The rhyming sequence must conform to A,B.B.A, any other format then......

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...I sneak and slither in the darkness I steal, lie, and waste I ravenously eat the candy It's the rush not the taste I live for the high Yet feel nothing but low I'd pretend to be alive but w......

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...Thiru-Valluvar on Praising the Good Qualiities of Ladies: Canto 112 - Nalam Pinainththu Uraiththal [The poet devotes the third part of his treatise, the Thiruk-Kural to INBATHTHUPPAAL, the amor......

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