Poems About: FAREWELL

Goodbye to those midnights,
And tears that came to fall.
No longer am I there.
No longer there am I, read more »

Farewell to the poets and poetesses of Nature
Their beautiful rhymes are a gift of the heart
In literature they will always be remembered
For their promotion of Nature in which they played a huge part. read more »

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As you Lie there in the dark,
Me lying next to you on that hot humid night of summer.
The moons shines off your body,
off every line and countour of your muscle. read more »

This tear shaped heart, that weeps for thee...
A chamber, sad, yet, longingly.

Along the miles, that had I spent... read more »

The memoir of childhood days,
Deeply carved as years part ways,
Penetrating and leaving memory's rays,
Solitude for silver bells rang in the hay, read more »

Upon the lower country,
That combines the sea and sand.
Freedom fights for justice,
In this redundant land. read more »

Of the powers in their mouths and in their tails,
For they are similar as the serpents!
So, do not defraud anyone.
Farewell my lover, read more »

So farewell, wonderful Woolies
Once High Street’s essential shop
For all those bits and pieces
That we had gone and plain forgot. read more »

When the port town was trying her necklace
at the night-mirror of the sea,
and her earrings by consent of the moon,
I missed you! read more »

Delusive Hope! more transient than the ray
That leads pale twilight to her dusky bed,
O'er woodland glen, or breezy mountain's head,
Ling'ring to catch the parting sigh of day. read more »

Farewell, ye coral caves, ye pearly sands,
Ye waving woods that crown yon lofty steep;
Farewell, ye Nereides of the glitt'ring deep,
Ye mountain tribes, ye fawns, ye sylvan bands: read more »