Short Greave Poems
Short Greave Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Greave by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Greave by length and keyword.
The sight of Fall leaves
Falling from Autumn trees,
A medicine for any who greave.
Our Heavenly Father is very pleased
To see his children gratefully receive.
Nothing stays the same,
We sing, we dance,
We weep,
And we grieve for what was,
For what might be,
And so we love,
For it's better to love,
We dance,
For it's better to dance,
And we chase the end of rainbows,
Better this,
Then stand at the side,
And just
Watch.
John Roberts
Dew dots the folicles of the earth,
raised in static praise of what came and left,
what dreams did come.
Blades drank down to dirt and marrow,
parched and harrowed, juandiced in the light of Ra.
But he has gone the way of Tiamat.
Now may stray tears enter the cyclical fray;
the dividing line, terminus heralding the coming of the day.
A vintage season, come to stay and greave for the end of an age.