January Quintain (Sicilian) Poems
These January Quintain (Sicilian) poems are examples of Quintain (Sicilian) poems about January. These are the best examples of Quintain (Sicilian) January poems written by international poets.
BereavedI wonder why bereaved people even bother with mourning clothes when the grief itself provides such an unmistakable wardrobe. Jandy Nelson
What I scribe assists and...
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angst, bereavement, confusion, fate,
Embrace Or ApreciateSavoring the dawn on the grassy meadow
Your smile would reverberate in the sky
A fantastic life as the sun comes after shadow
I loved the shivering breeze...
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appreciation, feelings,
The Cali's Freedom StandAs a credo, freedom is a way of abounding.
It depicts the core of man and his existence.
A memory that calls for full understanding.
How can...
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analogy, appreciation, courage, freedom,
Just AugustAugust sings summer's sad farewell tune.
Blossoms smile happily ere they fade.
Birds nap; distant rainclouds gather soon.
Leaves still, then quietly sleep in shade.
August hush in fevered...
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august, bird, farewell, flower,
DespairDespair is a crippling emotion of defeat
Accompanying the dread onset of depression,
Making its victim feel less than complete.
Those who suffer it have a lasting impression,
And...
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depression, feelings,
You'D Better Not PoutI tell you, girl, it’s better not to pout
Some tasty treats I have for you in store
I'm Santa's helper with a member stout
Unlike poor Santa,...
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funny love,