Short Slavic Poems
Short Slavic Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Slavic by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Slavic by length and keyword.
I thought I was German
I thought I was Slavic
I thought I was Sicilian
I thought I was Swedish
( indeed very Nordic )
I wanted to become British
Now I am only a human being
Categories:
slavic, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
Don't eat the bear
and the bear won't eat you
Don't stomp on flowers
Don't spit on the dew
If you are a bad person
your life will worsen
But if you are good
then there's no need for cursin'
Yoi yoi la la la la yoi yoi la.
Categories:
slavic, animal, flower, happy, music, parody, silly, song,
Form:
Lyric
Be leaved
In your redemption
As whole
Leave is unworthy
Of spirit
Usual day
Ends of spittle held
Under nectars perch, hast child as babe
Layed beneath wounds crown?
Neither beckon of blankets coldened ease
Wells, as slavic despondent ledgers
Nor, blathering distinct indemptions buffet
Break winds towards lightnings laughter
Categories:
slavic, august, betrayal, conflict, creation, grief, holocaust, proposal,
Form:
Free verse
tale
from old
Slavic god
idol worshipped
sage and protector
season’s spirit
winds obey
chiming
toll
gusts
from gods
stab with blades
of potent breath
freezing the tundra
and stripping oaks
till summer’s
warm air
wafts
winds
rage on
in winter
born from the sea
called by Stribog’s horn
warrior’s songs
command his
grandsons
blow!
*source: Wikipedia and pagan-soul.blogspot
For Shadow's Gods of Winds Contest, 12/17/14
Categories:
slavic, mythology, wind,
Form:
Ninette