Montague Poems - Poems about Montague

...I don't remember what I did, it's true, the day before I fell in love with you. I guess I might've been attending Shakespeare class lamenting with Professor Pendergrass the fate of Juliet Capulet......

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...When last the Angels come to take me home I'll pause in sheltered memories I leave and peacefully my mind will surely roam within the quiet calm that they conceive. Your lair and guarded threshol......

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...Montague Middleton’s matronly mother made marvellous munchy meringues Montague Middleton’s most massive midriff made many a menu mistake Montague Middleton met many maidens; Mother made mincemeat ......

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... Montague mouse wants to purchase a hat “Why do you need that,” asked milliner cat Montague replied, “It’s so that I can marry” I must wear a nice hat for when I wed Barry” “Ba......

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...*Written for an AP contest in which the theme was to write an alternate ending for a favorite book, poem etc. Shakespeare's quill gave Romeo and Juliet a tragic ending but that's a sad ......

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...Shakespeare's quill gave Romeo and Juliet a tragic ending but that's a sad love story I think needs a bit of mending. Yes, he's the Bard, but quite frankly it broke my heart to learn t......

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...ROMEO AND JULIET – PROLOGUE TOO The Montagues and Capulets never saw eye-to-eye. A feud so deep, eventually, someone had to die. At loggerheads for decades (no-one remembered ......

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...I remember how it made me think when I first heard Juliet exclaim, after falling in love with Romeo…a Montague…What is in a name? The different feeling it evokes depending on which name someone i......

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...Lonely broken hearts, in stride Lady Montague --- She drank to life awaiting death in runs Majesty's breath never speaking of where she's been Hamlet fed up leaves the scene, as Captain Bla......

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...There you're my Romeo, finally here So, away I let my last pearl of tear In the coffin we held our hands staying near For my love, death is not to be fear Eh my love, isn't this place dear? A ......

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...Thank you very much For having such a heart, such a blooming heart, such a bleeding heart, and guiding and guarding that child from them, from that pack of wolves. A decade ago, it happene......

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...If there none to be of poetry The night would have no stars to guide love slaves their incentive to produce yet a simple flint to spark and swoon pulsating hearts their claim steads a blank page......

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...When last the Angels come to take me home I'll pause in sheltered memories I leave and peacefully my mind will surely roam within the quiet calm that they conceive. Your lair and guarded threshol......

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...An Unlively Very Stiff (upper Lip) Masquerade (any resemblance between averred one laid to rest and yours truly...purely coincidental regarding unnamed person liberated into heavenly glade!) ......

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...Major Sir William Newenham Montague Orpen, KBE, RA, RHA (27 November 1878 – 29 September 1931), was an Irish artist who worked mainly in London. Orpen was a fine draughtsman and a popular, commercial......

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