Rigours Poems - Poems about Rigours

...Sitting upside down in the car On its roof and well concealed By the hedge it just leapt to Land upside down in this field The lesson being learned When going round a bend Trying to pick up a......

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...Francie folded with the first contraction .Sam had watched her eyes widen as the amniotic fluid soaked her dress.The contractions began immediately as if a starter pistol had been fired.She could te......

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...Placed 9th in: A Brian Strand Premiere No. 1224 Poetry Contest “For this reason I remind you to fan into flame the gift of God, which is in you through t......

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...The desire so strong to have a great night’s sleep The shortcomings are how one feels when the morning greets? An old lost companion who resides in the thickness of night That presence becomes m......

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...This long or short grotesque shadowy path, this dreadful sorrowing sojourn through the vale, this burden of ceaseless hope banished at the instance This thing we called Life, puny bay leaf of ti......

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...La Charte des Droits de l’Homme pour les Aborigènes - Translation of Oodgeroo Noonuccal's Aboriginal Charter of Rights by T. Wignesan Nous avons besoin de l’espoir, pas de racisme, La frater......

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...Firing the raging forces of chemical warfare in every cylinder Upon collision of these particles An offspring of mechanical movement is born from the rigours of combustion It has strokes for a pu......

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...JOY --- great gift springing from the heart of God has made my babyhood bubble with mirth to ripple along sweet glee’s purity so cherished by family as treasure… …Such exuberance thrive......

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...I wish to try paint the portrait of manhood Tinkle a Little For what else except humility makes humans angels? For being a man is hard but that's something I wish to become before my tombstone da......

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...The deep wounds and scars of the past The rigours and torment of the present The blurry and scary pictures of the future Like a stampeding Buffalo have destroyed my morale Leaving me in the cav......

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...In homage to the waters around the UK and all those who sail them... Late at night and early dawn Like clockwork - every day are heard Those dulcet tones “set fair” to warn With poetic, most ......

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...UNQUOTABLE QUOTES: XLVIII - Tongue Teasers If the « Yellow Race » could have invented the alphabet, they wouldn’t still be seeing « Images » when they close their eyes. Picasso, Dadaism, Surrea......

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...part 5 6 7 an uneasy motto shaped by exactness and. need and troubled arrogance without a thread and room for mercy simplicity a cons......

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...(Valentine's Collection) (Historic Crown Of Sonnets) 11. 1. Love sings its song, a lover’s lullabye, so softly it sings right into our hearts. Lifting our hearts too the midst of love’s......

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...Select the right alternative Despite rigours of states of nature Electing to sweep aside your initiative In the midst of shocks and blocks that determine to fracture Well meant decisions to b......

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