Once upon a time a frog
Croaked away in Bingle Bog
Every night from dusk to dawn
He croaked awn and awn and awn
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Now I give 5 stars; I'd give 10 if I could. I have a poem about a frog in a bog, and it speaks of interspecies offspring: 'frumans' of course! !
It appears that I commented (very briefly, surprisingly) in 2022. I remember with relish this poem, then and now, though I did not recall 'her' death. : ((
(cont.) **** po·et·ic li·cense noun the freedom to depart from the facts of a matter or from the conventional rules of language when speaking or writing in order to create an effect.'
stanza 1: I believe 'minstrelled' is a word 'made up' by the poet [[ using 'poetic license' **** ]], meaning 'sang'. (cont.)
It was a wonderful experience, reading this poem. A lyrical art pompous with rhymes and rhythms...and lessons learnt too are far not short.
jhakas. bahut acche. damba bafoon yallah habibi teri bibi sabki bibi swaha
I think last word of stanza one should be 'light'. ;) And stanza 2, line 3: 'frog's', not frogs. ;) I'll read onward. bri
I read this poem when i was in class 10 in 1997....since then i have not forgotten it....i still feel the pain of the nightingale..... Very heart touching poem....worth reading
very long poem and very hard learning this poem in english regards, desert
The following poem is an allegory which means it has a deeper level of influence and deeper meaning to it. Over here the meaning is how evil wins over innocence and how a person gets flattered. hope its u
This is a story poem! Wow it is so long.......