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Wen Poems - Poems about Wen


Lord Wen Chang's Tract-Taoist Inspired Dramatic Monologue, Released Into Public Domain

The August Sage recounts, 

For the 17 past lives I have been a Scholar Official, I was neither imperious nor inhumane. I saved the distressed, aided the desperate, succored the orphaned and borne insolence with patience. I labored at all times to forward the public good without regard for personal acclaim. Those who can conduct
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Categories: wen, blessing, devotion, forgiveness, religion,
Form: Dramatic Monologue

Wen

Wen

Deelnemer-wenner van tong en van lip
wys my hoe my kanse my dalk mag ontglip
Gereed en gesond en geoefen - Daar staan
die groot opponente.  Elkeen in sy baan
Gespierd opgewarm  - hul intimideer
‘n sielkunde oorlog. Hoe kan ek probeer?

‘n Knallende wegspring gee voorsprong aan my
Die ander atlete het agter gebly
Sal ek as ‘n wenner die
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Categories: wen, courage,
Form: I do not know?



Premium MemberTranslation of Wen Hairy Met Tarry

Somebody suggested I write the tale using the correctly spelled words because my story (below here in the Homophone contest) is simply too distracting to understand with homophones. Hope you will take a peek!! 

When Harry Met Terry

Once upon a time in a wood, a very nice prince named Harry
met in the mist, high on
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Categories: wen, fantasy,
Form: Couplet

Premium MemberWen Hairy Met Tarry

(Revised with new homophone added in. Thanks for the catch, Becca!)

*Wants upon **uh thyme inn uh would, uh vary gneiss prints named Hairy
met inn the missed, hi awn the bow of uh tree- uh ferry named Tarry.

The ferry felt lo, fore he was week, and he was inn knead of sum meet.
He bald, “Whoa is
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Categories: wen, word play,
Form: Couplet

Wen Am Gonne

I will go,
Since i'm now called ,
A useless glutton
That only ruin
the meager flesh 
of your barn
And offer to you not
My sinews .

Worry not,
For i will go!
Even my foot prints
i shall carry along.

The crow of the roosters
shall meet me
At my father's old hut
Where you said,
I ate annually.
I will go back 
To where i belong
And where you
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Categories: wen, africa, allegory, anger, betrayal,
Form: Free verse




Book: Reflection on the Important Things