Xavier Poems - Poems about Xavier

His wonderful wizardly was well-known in the glen Xavier, was more talented than most of his kin His enchantments could weasel under your skin Making you fat, angry, happy, or sometimes too thin Xavier resided at the beastly bordello, Cats Eye Inn The scrumptiously tasty food there should be a sin He dated Marilda, who was an identical twin Her spells were...

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Emerging from a doorway shadow Through thick air - sweet with incense - Comes a dark figure dressed in a robe To be near the altar in silence. The trappings pierce the dark with gold; Upon him fall the eyes of those saints - Portraying the centuries...

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Only if I was Charles Xavier I would have a virtual trip To the kingdom of your heart, To unlock its secret locks, To swim in its lakes, To find the colours of its sands It's coral leaves, its floras, its stones, To know it all___ To wash its rust___ And water its plants Would pour myself ___ Drop by drop ___ To mix...

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never change, Some one can save us, Well Known as Xavier. Those who believe Hopes Call him as god, Trust him…. Those who does not believe. Utter him as the power, As fictional science, Somethings are strong. Like myth…… Might be a boon, Or a bane of life, Instead of worrying, Believe in humanity. Because I believe….. In you, you can change world....

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From the Eastern Spain region of Catalonia, he was born in 1900 in Barcelona. His family would later emigrate to Cuba. He performed with the Teatro Nacional Orchestra. Sailing to New York aboard the SS Havana, Xavier achieved great fame in America. He and his band opened the Waldorf-Astoria. Nineteen-forty brought his greatest hit “Perfidia”. Some later recordings popularized the conga, along with other...

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