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Tristan Poems - Poems about Tristan


Premium Member Saying Goodbye
Like Tristan's chord played my tissue caught her last tear left life unresolved...

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Categories: tristan, loss, miss you, remember,
Form: Senryu
Tristan
Tristan Oh, my fuTure grandson may your days be filled with miRrth…may the creator of the universe smile upon your bIrth… I dream of Swaddling you and holding you tight… safe and sound in mama’s belly, a couple more monThs, You are blessed, alreAdy, surrounded by love… May the sun always shiNe brightly on you from above So many await...

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Categories: tristan, baby, birth, grandmother, grandson,
Form: Acrostic



Tristan Our Son Lovingly Begun
Turquoise blue in child birth comes forth 'Tristan' a treasured innocence baby boy by two parents and God has been formed The creation of a new generation a dawning of a new life making time so endless and an everlasting beautiful new light Sired by a father who brings into being ...

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Categories: tristan, birth, child, joy, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Tristan the Butcher Boy
You'll smack your lips, at his silver side Our beefy lad will cure your ham His tender loins, are worth your coins And if you ask, he'll stuff your lamb I tell no fibs, you'll love his ribs It ain't no joke, his crackly pork Worth every pound, his piece of round No crumbly biscuit, beats his brisket Like chocolate drops,...

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Categories: tristan, character, dedication, family, boy,
Form: Lyric
Death of Tristan
Sit down, Sit down, Wandering Knight, Your Queen waits in secret for you in vain. Make haste, Oh, Wandering Knight, Your Queen sits lonely in the balcony again. Break your Oath, Woe betide Knight, The Queen wishes to heal you from all pain. Oh, Loitering Knight! Oh, Loitering Knight! Remember her pale beauty, forsaken by your honor, Shred our love in pieces, this...

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Categories: tristan, fantasy, autumn, love,
Form: Free verse



Tristan & Isolde
From two seperate worlds, Seperated by war- Unaware to the fact They're both looking for more She is bound to be wed And they're doomed from the start. But, ironically, they kiss- It's easy to see they'll be torn apart. Only he could deserve Such unsurpassed beauty- She only hopes for a land Where there is no duty. They will never be apart again. Though his wound is...

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Categories: tristan, adventure, loss, lost love,
Form: Narrative

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