Read full poem →From Clee to heaven the beacon burns,
The shires have seen it plain,
From north and south the sign returns
Origin
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Common Phrases
seen havemade have
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Poetry examples for “have”
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Read full poem →Here we have a snowman, a snowman, a snowman!
Oh, where does he come from, and what shall be his name?
Read full poem →Be kind, have pity, my own, my pretty, —
‘Good-bye, young man, good-bye.’
Read full poem →Comrade, look not on the west:
'Twill have the heart out of your breast;
'Twill take your thoughts and sink them far,
Read full poem →Oh hard is the bed they have made him,
And common the blanket and cheap;
Read full poem →We for a certainty are not the first
Have sat in taverns while the tempest hurled
Their hopeful plans to emptiness, and cursed
Read full poem →Jaspar--why don’t ’e answer? There, now there!
Have that to warm yer. Oh, ye’ll soon come round,
Ye’ve starved yerself, ye--! Ah--she’s dead, she’s dead!
Read full poem →Ah! And then one day he’d ’ad enough of comfort, and was off,--looking
for what? ’Ardship? He might have ’ad that ’ere if he’d but stayed.
Aye, that ’e could--for it’s been ’ard enough--with they two there. Ah,
Read full poem →But better late than never:
I shall have lived a little while
Before I die for ever.