Poems with rhymes of pantomime

And mirror all of life and time,
-- Serene and dainty pantomime.

To muse for full a moment's time,--
Then answered back in pantomime

And portly tyrants dyed with crime
Change, in the transformation scene,
At Christmas, in the pantomime,

Med Barnesind, i Glædens korte Time,
Betragt igjen i den gamle Pantomime.

He comes to town at Christmas-time,
And braves its icy breath,
To play in that favourite pantomime,

With torches burning, stepping out in time
To some quick, unheard march. Our ears are dead,
We cannot catch the tune. In pantomime

Thank you, good Lord, for dinner-time!
Gladly I come from the sweat and grime
To play in your Christian pantomime.

Perched in a palm-grove, wild with pantomime,
O'er blissful companies couched in shady thyme,

Nor can forgive the mighty crime
Of countenancing pantomime;

In the glow of a furnace of carbon and lime,
Like a fairy called up in the new pantomime,--

He noticed, too, in subtle pantomime
She seemed to dust him off, from time to time;

One evening, sitting at a pantomime
(Forbidden treat to those who stood in fear of him),
Roaring at jokes, SANS metre, sense, or rhyme,

trapped in the touch of time
blinded in the silent moments
learning how to pantomime...

Doesn't weaken with time
And we mentally dance
Using love's pantomime.

Your manifested aura, enacted by pantomime,
is trenchant embodiment of incarnate space and time.

Who will take the time
to sense the subtleties of life's pantomime?

Who will take the time
to sense the subtleties of life's pantomime?

Empty talk diminishes the significance of time.
Inconsequential chatter
is an unseen pantomime.