Queens Poems - Poems about Queens

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The quivering quitters, quaking and quacking In quite a quizzing quagmire, quietly Quash their qualms. The ***** quest they have acquired, Is a quandry of quantum quantity....

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Mama we are your Abba Fathers Kings-Sons-Queens-Daughters Mother we are your children We should have understood And who to say we didn’t or should As adults what we were When we were children Mother’s embrace to Elohim Abba Father His Kingdom Kings/Sons, His Queens/Daughters We now embrace, mother’s embracement now in such ---A beautiful place For all eternity, Hallelujah thanks be to...

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"Kalapana Queens Bath was a hole in the ground filled with brackish water (salty seawater mixed with fresh mountain filled rainwater) and host to living mysteries," ... by The Poet. It was a time free of hanging clocks on our walls, where hunting dogs bark 'neath swaying palm trees, as seconds of droplets count down our waterfalls, awake by...

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I come from the borough of Queens, New York My classmates call me a Klutz and a dork Those names pervaded my soul, taking a toll Being at the bottom of the totem pole. Then Dad took me to the town of Tortilla Flat I walked into a store, bought a ten-gallon hat I started talking like John Wayne, also bought...

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Mohtarmaas! Not just titles, Titans of change, Revolution’s rhythm, Pulsing through time! Tricolour dreams— Sewn with the might of women, Saffron courage, White truth, Green hope, Their spirits spin tales, Defiance in diversity! From Jhansi’s fort To Delhi’s gates, Rebellion echoes, In the roar of battlefields, In the silence of prison cells, In verses of poets, Who knew no bounds! Lakshmibai to now— A journey carved in blood and ink Sarojini’s song, Freedom’s Cry, They fought, they led, They...

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In pursuit of curves, some choose the lift, A quest for beauty, a transformative shift. But amidst the surgeries, a deeper tale, A journey where self-love might set sail. No judgment for choices, the paths we take, Yet ponder the reasons, the risks we undertake. Society's pressures, perceptions we bear, A world where self-worth is laid bare. South African souls, playing a role, In...

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We are all of us kings and queens I don't mean in family genes But: God loves us to smithereens We're adopted to royal means (Jesus is King, Mary the Queen) ...

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Today I thought of roses, thought of you my dear royalty – God allows us other kings and queens shares of His Monarchy though a jealous God first and foremost a lover...

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If hate was diamond crowns, it could be hard for kind queens to put them on. September 27/2023...

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A mother’s two daughters transformed the bookstore the other day… let me set the scene…. They turned our bookstore into a castle…ruled over by two queens. In an instant the battlements and a tower were erected…and here’s a fine footnote… our door became a portcullis and outside…a drawbridge covered our moat. The Deacon’s chair that sits in our store…the two...

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Trees move the muse of poetry art Their beauty is a ballad of heart.Quote poets own. Trees to me are charming queens of earth Proudly they stand extending their girth When springs young leaves upon branches grow Whose heart could not be moved by the show. Imagine the earth without a tree How we would all miss the greenery Trees...

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The Stirling Castle flowers speak To those who stop their feet and mind walking And declares in honesty the verity of the corporeal soul Among the insects who fill the air. The Queens of the Castle though colourful, beautifully crafted, fresh, scented, celebrated and majestic Will enjoy a short reign Before they fade in the summer Sun But the shortness of their...

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queens crown emeralds diamond ruby dazzlingly flashy daydream...

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faerie queen grants wishes elfin whispered my wish was granted the instant I saw her she arrived light, lithe, luxuriously lightning-like her wings were blazing; I felt honored and humbled...

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