Short Antiphon Poems

Short Antiphon Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Antiphon by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Antiphon by length and keyword.


Premium Member NINE LINES UP a reverse nonet

song
in plain
antiphon-
doxology
verse &versicle
in rhyming roundelay-
sung to greet their wedding day
an epithalamium
a prosaic prothalamion
Form: Nonet


Premium Member An Upside Down Ninette

a prosaic prothalamion
with a epithalamium
sung to greet their wedding day
in rhyming roundelay-
verse and versicle
doxology
antiphon-
in plain
song
Form: Ninette

Premium Member NONET wedding verse

a prosaic prothalamion
with a epithalamium
sung to greet their wedding day
in rhyming roundelay-
verse and versicle
doxology
antiphon-
in plain
song
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Nonet Nine Lines Down

a prosaic prothalamion
with a epithalamium
sung to greet their wedding day
in rhyming roundelay-
verse and versicle
doxology
antiphon-
in plain
song
Form: Nonet

Premium Member My Choice Nonet

a prosaic prothalamion
with a epithalamium
sung to greet their wedding day
in rhyming roundelay-
verse and versicle
doxology
antiphon-
in plain
song
Form: Didactic


Premium Member Atonal Antiphon Amok

Throughout the ages an aching sigh,
dispersed by waves on rabid seas which only splutter,
swept up by gusts that mask a cry which disappears
across the nettle voids,
this raw dispatch of fatal wound backlog,
atonal antiphon amok,
a caution light epistle
back in time to be quenched by secret language never heard.

Premium Member Verse Freed To Antiphon

Each day remember not,forgive my sin
                     My Lord,within


In worship as I praise
to You my hands I raise;
and know you as You are,
close up,not from afar

Each day remember not,forgive my sin
                     My Lord,within

Help me to stop and wait
for guidance,to relate
when on my knees ,I pray
hear better,what You say


Each day remember not,forgive my sin
                     My Lord,within
Form: Roundel

Premium Member Nonet Ninette Any Whichway

MY BEAUTIFUL GIRLS

Zinnia,I remember you,each day
Don't ever despair,my Petunia
Or give up,precious Lily.

Never forget,my Carnation
I'm thinking of you,my Pansy
You have my devotion,Honeysuckle.

My heartfelt love always,Myrtle 
With sincere regards my Daffodils-
Forever...my floral friends.

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a prosaic prothalamion
with a epithalamium
sung to greet their wedding day
in rhyming roundelay-
verse and versicle
doxology
antiphon-
in plain
song
Form: Nonet

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