Rhine River Poems - Poems about Rhine River

...Just like her favorite character Alice, she wears a light blue dress and a pinafore, she pairs it up with white tights and black Mary Jane shoes. A black ribbon pulls hair tight, she adds something......

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...O boulder, with pitch resin shine! Flicker fine at night! Fate and Fortune, thus we dine! Sign, O line of sight! Ichor in immortal veins? Crenellate to hold. No use waiting for the rains! Sa......

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...Mountains of my life never forgotten. Rivers of my veins flowing through my memories. Green Swiss valleys, far from my sight, ......

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...Unescorted NYC HMT NY 660 Louis Pasteur started out from New York Harbor Nov. 30, 1944. Landed in Liverpool, England Dec. 8th, 1944. Arrived Brddulph, Staffordshire, England Dec. 9th, 1944. ......

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...My heart takes a deep breath Soul floats to the south. I care not, I am in the dream zone. Ideas waft in and out of my semi-consciousness I am lying on my tummy on a fluffy white blanket Smack......

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...On the bluffs above the Lorelei Rock, Overlooking the Rhine River near Bingen, Is the Lorelei Ampitheater. While stationed in West Germany, Towards the end of the Cold War, I saw there an aweso......

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...This is the best beer I've ever had.  Yes, The best beer I've ever had.  No beer is really bad, but  This is the best beer I’ve ever had.   Beer’s invention was accidental I’m told.  Something about......

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...More than two years it be since me old dad had to fly. I miss him you know, he was my best friend. I miss the twinkle in his Scottish,Irish,American eyes, a kind and caring Gent was he. Times the......

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...Prussia and the other states are moving like a juggernaut. Each day, our forces are falling to the onslaught. The German states and cities are united as one. We have been no match for them since t......

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...Perched on a stony gray shore I await The next wayward sailors; I decree their fate From the lofty Rhine cliffs did I long ago fall Now passersby answer my beckoning call Though hardy they be, ......

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