Shekel Poems - Poems about Shekel

... Reuven gave a half-shekel, Shimon did too 600,000 half-shekels, one from every Jew Pure silver for a Tabernacle with a magnificent view My half plus your half made one round shek......

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...I am the Mozart of my name And I wait for you my Je’amour To paint the parfai’d affair And cross the fur elise of time O vogue of vogues Love is written in visions of glory Even where the vogue......

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... Silver tongue money sign blow bellow ballast moral bankruptcy notes Reprobate shekel vocal chords toot the $eductive $ound of the crafty coin jingle — Filthy lucre windpipes utter-......

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...I Came To the Medina Looking for my Palestina Baby my Baby Where are you? Still under the rubbles? Still alive my Diva Oh my Devina! The Highways robbers, The snitch, the pimps of the Dol......

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... Treachery is the coin of the covert realm, gears within gears turning ... Devious machinations, pure Machiavellian Secrecy is the Shanghai shuffle speech Tool and Die maker, what in......

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... Sealed truth got killed on a silver moon, Arctic polar bear night A belly full of blubber lies got spilled on the scarlet frozen ice And no grief amount of Inuit insomnia igl......

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...Deckle Library In Charleston Charleston has a library they call Deckle; When going will wear our each spectacle; Meeting lead; A poem read; Out of us should never make a spectacle. Jim Horn......

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... Thou, O king, hast made a decree, that every man that shall hear the sound of the cornet, flute, harp, sackbut, psaltery, and dulcimer, and all kinds of musick, shall fall down and worsh......

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...Jesus Christ the incarnate son of God one with the father in heaven above while on earth displayed all godliness showing to all mercy and love This Christ displayed His power performing wonder......

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...A shekel from its mouth- paid the master's due. Ekphrasis-Around the Fish by Klee......

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...Still, on a bench, watching eyes inquired To the heights of Brakeman’s Hill That on its rounded peak Poised a bright copper house And held the company Of a strong oak tree It bore a twisted t......

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