Jan 26, 2025
The Soldier by The Marchioness of Dorchester (circa 1625 during the The Anglo-French War )
The Soldier
by The Marchioness of Dorchester (circa 1625 during the The Anglo-French War )
A suitor bold and handsome once arrived
Twas early in a day unspent
A proud soldier on horseback,
A burning wish to vent
‘In courtly dance I wield mine mighty dart’
Said he, appearing finely dress’d
In polished armour
His lance
Colossal,
For this quest confessed.
‘With quivering heart, I seek my lady fair,
Her gaze, the target of my fervent plea’
Said he
Such chivalric pursuit was indeed
Beyond compare
His lance, a beacon of….
Virility.
‘Yet, not in war, but passion's grand display,
I wield mine
Shaft,
Erect, a symbol of desire
To pierce the veils that shroud love's subtle play
In earnest yearning
To set your heart afire.
Behold, mine love, this lance of passion true,
A token bold, my heart laid bare for you.
Would mine lady touch my lance
Before I leave
Tonight
for France?’
Dec 9, 2024
Feet by Performed by Toddle Poddle™ Funny Kids Poems for Confidence Building
Hey Everybody
My name is feet
Just look at my feet
Oh I just love ma feet
I got two feet
Cos I love ma feet
So much
One was just
not enough
I love them Both
I really do
They are so big
And oh so soft
and they go loud
and they go
soft
and they
pitter patter
clippety clop
bang bang
hop hop
they can even
DAAAAAAANCE
I just love ma beautiful feet
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