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St George Poems - Poems about St George


St George
Inside the season behind a warehouse the wind got away The cause was dark beyond those trees I rode away I saw the moon block out the sky Facing eastern winds I sought the harvesters meshing an epiphany for St George...

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Categories: st george, angel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member St George and the Dragon - In Boris' Own Words On Winning the Uk Election
I wielded my sword And slayed the foul dragon, Then crammed the vile beast Right back in his flagon. Pickled and sodden There will he lie Few to remember Fewer to cry. Obnoxious his deeds, Destructive his breath, His venom pervasive, So glad for his death. Now we can harness Our thoughts and our prayers, Be kind and productive Not just dragon slayers. This noble island This hallowed soil, So very much more...

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Categories: st george, allegory, humor, parody, political,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member St George - Updated
armed with lance and shield embarks on ivory steed approaches sanctum nemesis sighted embroiled in bloody battle vicious creature slain bestowed with honour patron saint of a nation commemorated ------------------------- (C) John C Michaels, April 23rd 2017...

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Categories: st george, celebration, england, fantasy, history,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member St George Did Not Fight a Dinosaur
A dragon is not a dinosaur. Those reptiles do not live anymore. Saint George was a liar. Dragons do not breathe fire. That was all a product of folklore. They’re extinct reptiles. Larger than the ones today. Dinosaurs are gone....

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Categories: st george, adventure, animals, science,
Form: Limerick
Morning, St. George Island
A seagull alights on the broken dock, dull grey feathers floating in the thick Florida summer. It cracks its beak, shrieks to the sun, barely risen over the bayou. Light glitters over sandbars, silty waters, silver fish; light reflects sky into sea, sea into sky. A boat rocks on slight waves; thick, strained rope anchors it to a sodden post. Its deck is littered with...

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Categories: st george, nature, places, travel
Form: Free verse



St George and the Dragon
In Silene there he once came and by the water met a dame "oh please leave" she softly said "or you like me will soon be dead." "Alas poor dear" he bravely vowed "have no fear" he gently bowed, "I'll protect you, yes indeed" and jumped upon his loyal steed. From the lake there did arise, right before poor Georges eyes, a serpent-dragon smooth...

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Categories: st george, education
Form: Light Verse

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