Shouldst Poems - Poems about Shouldst

... Chaucer wrote, "... thy tongue shouldst thou restrain." There is truth in his words for a vile one can cause pain. A sword unsheathed from its scabbard can pierce a heart. In like manner, a wick......

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...*Image of Forgiveness by Pixabay. Tale of the Forgiving Betold Albeit a notable stretch that stars wouldst a fairer share of thee and sheath thy warm expanse. Sire, alack thy......

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...Time is like a shadow bright It fades and never can requite A lip, a shade, a palest kiss The sorrow that my heart did wish Clasped upon the rose and chain When fate cannot thus so agonize ......

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...Yspirfal across the sky Awake now with a loving light For I have summoned thee with song And I have shaped thee to belong In facets of eternal night Where alor hath made the dim seem bright Hys......

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...Let me not play tuneless in today's time, Some purists sure get praised as Gandhian, Yet, crass nevertheless is no more crime, Old values are hailed may be in heaven. Whilst weighing values for......

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...A season and the shadows run To all the seasons left undone One season and the shadows find To every season left behind But then I find in summers wake The season that the season makes Just lik......

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...Of Ghosts and fiends in Twilight, Cont. A thought flashed in my mind from the old tales told The lore of the beast and I had felt his foul breath I had seconds to act or be devoured alive I h......

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..."Amazing love! How can it be that thou, my God, shouldst die for me?" -From the hymn "And can it be that I should gain?" by Charles Wesley Woe is me! The greatest sinner, My sins ......

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...*Image of Forgiveness by Pixabay. Tale of a Forgiving Challenge Albeit a notable stretch that stars wouldst a fairer share of thee and sheath thy warm expanse. Sire, alack th......

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...Fare well, fair mortal, fare thee well. Of our sorrow who can tell? Thou to the land and I to the brine Thou must go thy way, I must go mine. But if thou e'er shouldst choose to stand Upon a s......

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...Virtue, thou art old wine of vague value Admired even by vintners nary more, Nor by the adherents taking time’s cue, Ye decorate archaic ancient lore. Watch new high-fliers that surface from sh......

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...this is an enclosed rhyme these next two sentences enclosed as in parenthesis with the first and fourth line The rhyming sequence must conform to A,B.B.A, any other format then......

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...Dear Sire, minstrel and poet oh most dear prithee doth tell whilst thou with quill adore thine art of rarest breed, mine heart doth peer whereon I do beseech thee write me more of yesterday......

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...Windhoek, 2000 Nabucodonosor! thou shouldst be living at this epoch: Namibia hath desire of thee: she is a quagmire Of quiet rainwaters: slab, blade, and cage, Inglenook, the courageous fortune......

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...and if 't be true by mine own feet i shouldst findeth myself in a vast swaying field of golden wheat and if 't be true by divine assistance i shouldst reacheth toward the brightest night sta......

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