Short Frederick Poems
Short Frederick Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Frederick by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Frederick by length and keyword.
John Frederick of the Lewis dynasty
profligacy his legacy
obsessive detail&useof gouache
so making viewers teeth knash
George Frederick Handel
of whom you may have heard tell
A contemporary of Bach but not quite
musically too the opposite
Frederick Delius of Bradford
where his circle struck a chord
He composed mainly for orchestra
few on which were his par
A
flimsy
negligee
betrays her round
shape-
an
honest
innocnce
in becalmed deep
sleep.
After Frederick Leighton
Paul Frederick Simon
who is nicknamed rhymin’
for a while on Art Garfunkel was reliant
and gave us The Sounds of Silence
Frederick Church so patriotic
natural phenomena madehim tick
Also very God-fearing
whose prescence in nature made him sing
George Frederick Watts
known for paintngs- lots&lots
An artist in the Grand Historic style
winning cash awards all the while
*
George Frederick Watts was led
to 'paint ideas not things' he said
'Love&Life' * a good example
symbolism to see&sample
A
flimsy
negligee
betrays her
shape-
an
honest
innocence
in becalmed deep
sleep.
After Frederick Leighton's painting
Frederick Ogden Nash
did a lot more than sling hash
his poetical humor knew no bounds
and his writing never failed to astound
Frederick Sandys a pre-raphaelite
brothe to Emma portraitist of delight
Then sibling art togetherness did bring
lost & remote now as digital apps are 'the' thing
The symbolist George Frederick Watts
painted not things but ideas..lots&lots
His second wife Mary believed in art for all
a feminist&suragette ,her political call
re post inspired by my latest contest
A
flimsy
negligee
betrays her
shape-
an
honest
innocence
in becalmed deep
sleep.
After Frederick Leighton's famous painting
A
flimsy
negligee
betrays her round
shape-
an
honest
innocnce
in becalmed deep
sleep.
After Frederick Leighton Flaming June https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flaming_June
Frederick frog had lost his croak
No croak was severe for a froggy bloke
He tried very hard every day
But Frederick's croak stayed away
Because Frederick had a frog in his throat.
FLAMING JUNE an ekphrasis
A
flimsy
negligee
betrays her round
shape-
an
honest
innocence
in becalmed deep
sleep.
After Frederick Leighton
Copyright © Brian Strand | Year Posted 2007
hey
my name is
Frederick Jumbo MacWillie
and
i'm just sitting
up here
rollin' on the river
near the banks of
the
Great Mississippi River
and
witnessing a glorious
banana yellow cockatoo sunrise
On common land,within the wood
Eking a living as best they could,
Betwixt Roundhead & Cavalier,they stood-
These children of the new forest
Adventures filled ,with youthful zest.
(Frederick Marryat-Children of the New Forest)
F-abulous
R-eader
E-mploys
D-ivine
E-xpression
R-ightfully
I-mplementing
C-omposer's
K-een
K-nowledge
E-njoying
S-cribe's
N-ifty
E-xcellent
R-hapsody
Topic: Birthday of poet Frederick Kesner (August 28)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
My Dad Drowned
Air, land and sea does seem all around,
And another challenge have newly found;
Did know,
Was long ago;
In Med my dad had ended up drowned?
CPO Arthur Frederick Horn, AOC
USS Intrepid, CVA-11
Now n New York Harbor.
James Horn, Retired Veteran
Dante Gabriel Rossetti famed for his femme fatales
some of whom were more than just his 'pals'
Frederick Leighton also adept@ art politic&diplomacy
nothwithstanding his 'ladies' portrayed so temptingly
Nathaniel Bacon posed vegetables artistically
alongside a 'model' so erotically
F-elt
R-apture's
E-normous
D-elight
E-agerly
R-emains
I-n
C-heer's
K-een
J-oy
A-s
M-irthful
E-motion
S-imply
B-rings
R-emarkable
A-nd
D-ivine
L-aughter
E-asing
Y-our
M-ind
O-nce
O-bscure
R-ain
E-vaporates
Topic: Birthday of Poet Frederick James Bradley Moore II (July 07)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Frederick the Froggie king rides the eleventh sea.
He makes no apologies to the country or me.
I am the king of land, but he is king of the sea.
He steals my gold and silver with a hee hee hee.
I have tried to make a friend of this pirate king.
He thinks it is hilarious, it makes his heart dance and sing.
He steals my wives, my emeralds and my diamonds with bling.
I never know what his terror on the eleventh sea will bring.
Frederick Fox went a courting on a summer’s day fine
Object of his desire was a vivacious vixen named Madeline
They got along like a roof gets along with a gargoyle
Like a garden takes to luscious black healthy soil
He was thrilled with his date, and she seemed excited with he.
Maybe a future for these two could easily be.
But then he brought up children, and she did not want any.
This was not Frederick’s plan, for he wanted at least twenty.
I contemplate in solitude,
Not one false comfort gathered round;
Away from all that's harsh and rude,
I contemplate in solitude.
Enthralled, I sit in lassitude,
Though fettered hopes have pressed around;
I contemplate in solitude,
Not one false comfort gathered round.
From the painting, "Solitude," (Above) by Lord Frederick Leighton.
(Also Second image down in link.)
http://proverbs14verse1.blogspot.com/2008/04/tearing-down-our-homes.html