Ursula Poems - Poems about Ursula

She would be the perfect Ursula for Halloween the entire family said. Aunt G who consumes cinnamon rolls, scones and plenty of bread. Let’s tell her yelled her cousins, nieces, nephews and grandma too. Don’t do it! Screeched...Read the rest...

Year 1488 Daring to hide it in verses and score, Ursula Shipton predicted her scrolls would not be understood until years after her body’s release. Read aloud by an educated nephew, almost five decades after they were protected...Read the rest...

Steadied by anthropological roots, the strong influence gained in Kishamish, flitting in and out of light and darkness while harvesting the fields of literature she delved into the depths of cultural diversity, the political strength of peaceful and ecological themes, dialogue, balanced...Read the rest...

On tundra that is intent to destroy and defy, the winds and the ice will attempt to deny any who are willing to stray across boundaries. Those who are willing to scale up a mountain, or leap...Read the rest...

1. You have come into my heart from hot, fine, very-far-away California. You have said many interesting things. You taught me English and Friendship. You are for me an example of courage, kindness, and talent. Part of my heart now is your...Read the rest...

A fine missionary was Ursula eyes gleaming bright in the Chilean sun Shining a smile from ear to ear Striking, with black horn rim sunglasses on Her humility made her a giant Her kindness: an admirable friend Her spirituality soaked...Read the rest...