Roi Poems - Poems about Roi

It's an early chilly dawn On a sleepy village by The snowpeaked mountain The first rays of the sun Touch the peak Of the mountain of splendour Creatures of the nether world Come to life wings flickering Casting an incandescent glow As the portal to the fourth dimension Casts a glow to our world in a twilight Magic splendour and mysteries arise Then slowly the village awakens...

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Flights of angels surely led her to her rest Of all our monarchs, she has proved the best Her example ,there for all to see and her heir to follow As we reflect upon her reign in this sad time of sorrow Right to the end publicly she fought to do her duty In private her witty...

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I I am good seed, by Grace Seed of Abraham The new testament says One seed, many fruit in the nations (ethnoi) But is my fruit good By worldly terms, Yes By biblical standards, No - And does it hurt Sometines, for no reason, I awake Sleepless ... Until my wife awakes, too - Pulls me closer Then tells me later: I listen to your breathing...

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The God that sees me I see also. Mirrors always lie, true reflections see through. Mind has a place were it keeps its eyes, If you were blind you would still have real vision El Roi (the One that sees), looks into all of us seeing only Himself....

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Ma bienfaisante I AM love Sent from above Thank you Mother For you my brother Notible heights God blessed his Knight Our King and Savior Shall be remembered God Shepherd This world required As a one with Jesus man of honor We shall conquer Born of the spirit God holds this merit Heart confused by man Stood up to the lies and said we can Glow in his essence Among our presence Moment...

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The Sun King (Roi Soleil) The eyes and lips reveal the majestic, arrogant, smug smile Of King Louis the Fourteenth, poised pompously in regal style. Painted in robe of luxurious cloth of splendid colours, Shod in high heels and adorned with a wig to appear taller. Hangs Rigaud's nine by eight masterpiece portrait of terror, In the ‘Musée du Louvre;’ a...

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