Short Loyola Poems
Short Loyola Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Loyola by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Loyola by length and keyword.
J-ust
O-pen
A-nother
N-ew
L-ife
O-f
Y-ou
O-nce
L-ight
A-ppears
Topic: Birthday of Joan Loyola (September 05)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
A-nother
L-ife
M-ade
I-n
R-eal
A-ffection
L-iterally
O-ffers
Y-ou
O-ne
L-ovely
A-spect
Topic: Birthday of Almira G. Loyola (February 07)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
A-nother
L-ife
M-ade
I-n
R-eal
A-ffection
L-iterally
O-ffers
Y-ou
O-ne
L-ovely
A-spect
Topic: Birthday of Almira G. Loyola (February 07)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
A-uthor's
L-ovely
M-essage
I-n
R-ighteous
A-crostic
L-ets
O-ne
Y-ear
O-f
L-ines
A-rrive
Topic: Birthday of Almira G. Loyola (February 07)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
I once knew a fellow from Pensacola
Who drank liters of fizzy Coca-Cola
He peed in the street
And on his bare feet
Now I think he is enrolled at Loyola.
written June 27, 2021
Once there was a beauty by name Victoria alias Vitty
my wife,my Cinderella, my love, my good mate Vitty
"love till we wear"
"All for you dear"
bloody this Cinderella is no Loyola shop to pity!
Andrea Pozzo used the quadratura technique
but innovatively gave it a tweak
Creating a 3d space upon the flat
what do you think of that*
*https://www.alamy.com/andrea-pozzo-ceiling-painting-the-church-of-st-ignatius-of-loyola-at-campus-martius-italian-chiesa-di-santignazio-di-loyola-in-campo-marzio-lati-image180215835.html
In his youth,
he was as Loyola,
a soldier, then he was converted
and became a priest.
He succored and strengthen
the Catholic prisoners,
uplifting their faint bodies
with a new spirit of faith.
After 20 years’ labor,
he was arrested and condemned
for his priestly character,
for true faith
and led by his oppressors
to martyrdom.
He was martyred
at York In 1597.
As I walk out past the sands of Loyola beach,
out to the lighthouse on the point,
I thank god for this small retreat, this recouping,
and reforming of my reckless life.
An unusually warm May wind
caresses my face and tickles a foreign smile
upon my lips.
I look at the vast cloudless sky
and seemingly endless waters
and begin to realize my purpose again,
my reason for being, myself,
and my happiness so long forgotten.
Sister Jean, a national treasure
burst on the scene five years ago
her Loyola Ramblers took the NCAAs by storm
and Sister Jean's quiet life was transformed
Now it's five years later
Loyola's going nowhere fast
But our fascination with Jean
has yet to pass ...
Interviewed last week at 103
She'd heard of a gal age 114
Faced her audience squarely and insisted
"Now that's just too darn old to be!"
We've heard of ALS
as "Lou Gehrig's disease"
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
a cause to pray on our knees
But Lou Gehrig felt he was
"the luckiest man on earth"*
the Yankees, and his wife
the main reasons for mirth
Thankful for his life
though with illness cut short**
at ease in his disease
what an awfully good sport
(* regarding his farewell speech at Yankee stadium
** like in the Principle and Foundation of St. Ignatius of Loyola!) :)