Short Rectory Poems
Short Rectory Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Rectory by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Rectory by length and keyword.
Vignette-Olde Money
The first son inherited by right
The second,off with his king to fight;
Ab third in a rectory might dwell
The youngest was to marr well..
Family coffers...more to swell....
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Categories:
rectory, family, history, social
Form:
Narrative
The Pococke Cedar
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....
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Categories:
rectory, history, travel, tree,
Form:
Fibonacci