Old English Poems - Poems about Old English

...flashing red nose of St. Nicholas flight we sit and fight occupied by the Christmas Night. Sons we would sing from an Old English Story carried on by our families from generations ago. A musical history of wooden winds along with an Indi......Read More

...Deor's Lament (Old English/Anglo-Saxon poem circa the 10th century AD) loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Weland ......Read More

...in diametric contrast, by Lewis Carroll and Bram Stoker’s ghoulish yet evocative Dracula. Keywords/Tags: Caedmon, hymn, Old English, Anglo-Saxon, oldest English poem, England, Christian, spiritual, angel, poets, poetry, Whitby, Bede, Carrol......Read More

...h yet evocative Dracula. Keywords/Tags: Caedmon, hymn, angel, inspired, inspiration, inspirational, first English poem, Old English, oldest English poem, Anglo-Saxon, Bede, cowherd, Christian, monk, spiritual, god, sonnet......Read More

...etched whelp to the woods! One can easily sever what never was one: our song together. Keywords/Tags: Anglo-Saxon, Old English, England, translation, scop, female, women, rape, raping, sex, sexual abuse, incest, lament, complaint, trib......Read More

...a bird perched on the bill of your cap #10 Numi eternal rookie in us all Spread your wings and fly to Detroit The Old English D forever on your chest.......Read More

...n while the happy hour watches the people dancing around in the street White rum, and dragon stout, And the good old English Whisky Send showers of hope where there was doubt Some things has just started to sink in And it is makin......Read More

...ate, cowherd, goatherd, shepherd, monk, gift, blessing, Bede, Carroll, Stoker, first English poem, oldest English poem, Old English, Anglo-Saxon......Read More

...English and hillbilly. Your language is stuck up, decidedly silly. The ghost was astounded, confounded, incensed. Old English had served him well ‘til this fence. What is American he asked, in a haughty, snobbish way. I immediately ......Read More

...How Long the Night translation by Michael R. Burch It is pleasant, indeed, while the summer lasts with the mild ph......Read More

...This World's Joy (anonymous Middle English lyric) loose translation by Michael R. Burch Winter awakens all ......Read More

... It is very old English word, rarely used. Seeing her approaching, one gets confused to rush around cleaning floor before she kno......Read More

...How Long the Night anonymous Old English Lyric, circa early 13th century AD loose translation by Michael R. Burch It is pleasant, indeed, while t......Read More

...Mountain Grey urn Golden pasta macaroni cheese Green Acres eggs in ham Death mute it praised alien rambling in the Old English band While singing Old Lady Marmalade Deep valleys toilet flush Field cans of ease Radioactive honey be......Read More

..., it seems to imply that woe, or extreme sadness, is gone. But let’s know 'wo' simply means "woe, and 'begon' ( from Old English began) It means, "beset or surrounded by woe." ~X~X~X~ ......Read More