Tuileries Poems - Poems about Tuileries

...I imagine your thoughts to trail off in French, Politely demanding the finest pâté, Then taking repose on a Tuileries bench. An elegant lady dressed in all black, Sipping Merlot on l’Île Saint-......

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...A joy it is to see planted in his honor A Memorial Tree Roots, memories of Milton and a kind act for the ecosystem Forget-Me-Nots shall be written by your poetry pals, ‘till then ......

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...Christmas in Paris with gentle snow falling Listening to the bells of Notre Dame calling The faithful from their frantic shopping spree, A sleigh ride through the Tuileries, you and me......

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...Paris at Christmas city of lights for a week streets decorated Eiffel Tower lit like a Christmas tree aglow tourists staring up shoppers bustling crowds bells ring; children c......

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...In winter, nothing gives. The tree holds tightly to its fistful of sky while the wind arranges and rearranges some leaves at the entrance to the Tuileries, always seeking a diff......

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...The Eiffel Tower (La Tour Eiffel) ‘Iron Lady,’ of sensual beauty in the ‘City of Light:’ (La Dame De Fer: Bienvenue a Paris, France!) Built to be the world’s tallest s......

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...(after Charles Baudelaire) It’s not the same. I noticed it today, while dodging Rond-Point carriages. I’m not the sort who mindlessly disparages whatever’s new, but Haussman’s swept away th......

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...I wandered, lost in the labyrinth of love The right bank of the seine sang so clearly That I was for sure walking with nothing Left Nothing on the left at all The northern vaults of gold Meaningless ......

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