Ander Greigon

Ander Greigon Poems

Meek upon the distance,
To share the dwell I reckon,
Tick a not to riddance,
The shall I take to undone,
...

Will and founder
Tell me everything that goes;
Touch the hinder
Not to many things unknown;
...

Wink an eye above a hill;
Though shadows overpast
Mind the bull and thorns of will;
Through glamours of the quest
...

Lord, I want you steadfastly,
The thou I want to see;
Meek the soul so endlessly,
A sow of right and wee;
...

Wipe my tears again,
For distraught and loss of gain;
Mean my endless fade,
For the last it will regrade;
...

Tell me fought would not deny,
Ouch and candice never pry,
Since of my authority;
Tall and short; so tapestry:
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Tell me ordinarily;
A stumble and refuse
Can't I drought so liberty
The same as my achoose;
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Abide me all,
I won't object,
Aside from small;
They don't suspect,
...

I wander under the tree,
The linger that abides;
The sap maybe rates quee:
A single among flies,
...

Seemingly I must admit,
This rhapsody upon a glimpse;
Thorough I must fully whip,
A note partaken an honest dice;
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11.

A frown to faces so withdrawn,
Thy mality surround,
That's when justice comply own
The truth and figher sound
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12.

Tangle, mangle, when beneath;
Towers, rangle, and a sheath:
Digger, jingle, and relief,
Tutter, fingle, a quiff
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13.

Fought my very longing;
The tust I lean on judging:
Bait and so suggesting:
Begot the sums of hearing,
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Plead and conjure rooms of wear,
A just to my humile spare,
Play obtrust and secure,
To plore and fast lively pure,
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15.

What before is ever after;
Slean and sline to ready a maker;
Pick up a showry teller;
The suns of gold ifer;
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16.

May the power of my lallabisat
And my Lalallabitat,
and seal the gate:
Must I seek;
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17.

Ought,
I tend.
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18.

I feel to the world, the mind,
I feel to the world remind,
Change the thing, remind again,
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Kind and wonderful,
Tame and meek;
Fought tommorow
Shut your leak;
...

Shall I reckon?
A reconcile around?
With any notion,
But imbecile about;
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Meek upon the distance,
To share the dwell I reckon,
Tick a not to riddance,
The shall I take to undone,

Paste a long word upon,
But sell the tap of finder,
Dashly would it tampon,
A long I take to rather,

Fight for everybody,
A sought I cause to aspire,
Will I brag to naughty,
A fine I bid to retire,

Tell them: 'I am sorry',
The talk of once I welcome,
Find the sincere oughty,
Too tall that I am become,

Plain and very stood,
I once remind a filthy,
Stake to land and would,
The same as very calmly.

Ander Greigon Comments

Ander Greigon Quotes

Studious facets remind a welcome; kind; and whole-hearted.

Accept a not to fonder for a note would compromise. The while of the long would except its judgement.

To foughts and dears rush bright a welcome. I strangle beneath replies; a fush unknown to people; a beautifully regime.

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Tried and destiny may went over tragedy.

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