Poems About: SILVER

Deep in the meadow grass
Easy stand the cattle,
Lightly lock the young bulls
In a mimic battle, read more »

To James First Bishop of Shrewsbury on the 25th Year of his Episcopate July 28. 1876


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Silver is the mirror,
Where colours cannot run
From one into another
For silver it has none read more »

Silver things are pretty things
they fill us with such delight.
Like the tinsel on a Christmas tree
all glittering in the light. read more »

There's a nightingale singing from a tree in the woods
And his voice slices through the chilly air;
The silver coated fox stops and listens to the song
As she pokes her pretty nose out of her lair. read more »

Sent a note home to my mom
Expecting it to be a bomb
But my mom hates my teacher
And her whining read more »

Oh sweet silver moon
Tell your lies
Let me drown in the tears your cry
Even if just for tonight read more »

The Silver Fairy, under flowers
Stands; holds apples, hidden powers.
Adam his rib, Eve the fruit.
Gone, rejected bible loot, read more »

HOLY Lord Jesus, Thou wilt search till Thou find
This lost piece of silver,--this treasure enshrined
In casket or bosom, once of such store; read more »

In time of silver rain
The earth puts forth new life again,
Green grasses grow
And flowers lift their heads, read more »

When you fall in love with love
your heart and soul will tell you true,
and if you wear your silver earrings
on wings of song he'll fly to you. read more »

I would dance with thee
among mountain peaks
beneath soft star lit night
under silver moonlight read more »