Short Rector Poems
Short Rector Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Rector by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Rector by length and keyword.
Dorset poet Wiilam Barnes they do say
a C of E rector in his day
Determined to de-saxonise
clothed his verse in dialectic disguise
Categories:
rector, people, poetry,
Form:
Clerihew
The world against her
But destiny had other plans.
From barren land
To boundless fortunate.
From testament to record book
The resilience to luck and hard work.
Categories:
rector, destiny, fate, life, woman,
Form:
Bio
Saw A Real Rector
Went to church to see a real rector,
Who my wife had been the selector;
Was profound,
In each sound;
Sermon sweet like newfound nectar.
Jim Horn
Categories:
rector, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
He
travelled
far and wide,
studied Arabic :
A famous orientalist :
An Oxford scholar and doctor of Divinity.
Here
was
a man,
the Rector
of Childrey parish,
the Reverend Edward Pococke.
He
planted
in the year
sixteen forty two,
a cedar of Lebanon seed.
Now
the
oldest
cedar tree
in this pleasant land
still grows in the Old Rectory
in the delightful village of Childrey, Oxfordshire.
Categories:
rector, history, travel, tree,
Form:
Fibonacci