Section: «Poems»
Verse (ancient Greek ὁ στίχος — row, structure), a term in versification used in several meanings:
artistic speech organized by division into rhythmically commensurate segments; poetry in the narrow sense; in particular, it implies the properties of versification of a particular tradition ("antique verse", "Akhmatova's verse", etc.);
a line of poetic text organized according to a certain rhythmic pattern ("My uncle of the most honest rules").
The Spirit of Christmas
Beneath the tree, the ornaments shine,Each one a memory, yours and mine.The air is filled with carols sweet,And joyful laughter on the street.But..
© Christmas Eve
A Silent Night
The night is calm, the stars are bright,The world is hushed this Christmas night.We pause to think of all we’ve done,Of battles lost and battles..
© Christmas Eve
Candlelit Dreams
By candlelight, we sit and gaze,At glowing trees in winter haze.Each flame reflects a hope, a prayer,A whispered wish upon the air.The world outside..
© Christmas Eve
The Night of Lights
The snow falls softly on the ground,A quiet peace is all around.The Christmas Eve lights twinkle bright,Guiding our hearts through winter’s..
© Christmas Eve
A Pledge for Humanity
On Human Rights Day, we take a stand,For every child, in every land.No voice unheard, no heart denied,No one oppressed, no truth belied.Equality..
© Human Rights Day
The Power of Care
Compassion is the hand that heals,The strength that lifts, the heart that feels.Human rights are not just laws,They are our duty, our noble cause.To..
© Human Rights Day
Equality’s Song
No chain, no wall, no cruel decree,Can bind the hearts that wish to be free.Equality is not just a dream,It’s a beacon, a guiding beam.The right to..
© Human Rights Day
Voices of Freedom
Lift your voice and let it ring,For freedom, hope, and what is king.Rights are not given—they are earned,Through struggle, love, and lessons..
© Human Rights Day
A World of Justice
In every corner of the earth,Human rights proclaim our worth.No matter creed, no matter hue,Each life is precious, pure, and true.The fight for..
© Human Rights Day
The Right to Be
Each soul deserves a space to grow,A place where hope and courage flow.No prejudice should dim the light,Nor silence hearts that seek what’s..
© Human Rights Day
Freedom’s Flame
The flame of freedom burns so bright,It lights the dark and ends the night.Each voice that speaks, each hand that stands,Uplifts the weak in distant..
© Human Rights Day
Flames of Joy
The bonfire crackles, sparks ascend,A fiery sky that seems to bend.We watch the glow, our hearts alight,Celebrating history this night.The fireworks..
© Bonfire Night
Celebration of Light
Beneath the stars, the flames arise,A fiery glow that warms the skies.We gather round, our spirits high,The fireworks painting night on high.Stories..
© Bonfire Night
Ember Dreams
The embers glow, the fire sighs,Reflections dance in sparkling eyes.A night of magic, warmth, and cheer,Where every spark feels bright and near.The..
© Bonfire Night
Night of Sparks
The fire roars, the flames arise,Reflected in our eager eyes.We stand as one, a crowd in cheer,The fireworks crackle, loud and clear.The night..
© Bonfire Night
Under the Sky of Fire
Beneath the sky, ablaze with light,We watch the fireworks pierce the night.The bonfire’s warmth, the embers’ flight,Transform the dark into..
© Bonfire Night
Fire and Reflection
The night is calm, the fire glows,A dance of warmth that softly grows.The sparks ascend, the darkness fades,A fleeting glow in silver shades.We..
© Bonfire Night
Flames of Tradition
Bonfire Night, a night of lore,Of plots and tales from years of yore.The flames remind us, old and new,Of history’s lessons, bright and true.We..
© Bonfire Night
Sparks of the Night
The fire crackles, warm and bright,Its golden flames consume the night.Around the glow, we laugh and cheer,As sparks like stars draw ever near.The..
© Bonfire Night
Ole Gabriel Ueland
Of long toil 't is a matterThrough many a silent age,Before such power can shatterTime-hallowed custom's cage.The soul-fruit of the peasant,Though..
© Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson
On A Wife's Death
With death's dark eye acquainted she had been made ere this,When to her son, her first-born, she gave the farewell kiss,And when afar she hastened..
© Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson
Holger Drachmann
Spring's herald, hail! You've rent the forest's quiet?Your hair is wet, and you are leaf-strewn, dusty…With your powers lustyHave you raised a..
© Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson
The Melody
The youth in the woods spent the whole day long,The whole day long;For there he had heard such a wonderful song,Wonderful song.Willow-wood gave him a..
© Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson
Toast For The Men Of Eidsvold
'Twas then this land of ours we drewFrom centuries of ice and sorrow,And let it of the sun's warmth borrow,And law and plow brought order new;We dug..
© Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson
Question And Answer
THE CHILDFather! Within the forest's boundNo bird I found,No sound of song the woods around.THE FATHERThe bird that glad his song us gave,Flies o'er..
© Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson