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Famous Blared Poems by Famous Poets

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Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry
...ing in their lungs!
She nipped and dived in the nick of love,
Spun on a spout like a long-legged ball

Till every beast blared down in a swerve
Till every turtle crushed from his shell
Till every bone in the rushing grave
Rose and crowed and fell!

Good luck to the hand on the rod,
There is thunder under its thumbs;
Gold gut is a lightning thread,
His fiery reel sings off its flames,

The whirled boat in the burn of his blood
Is crying from nets to knives,
Oh the shearwater b...Read more of this...
by Thomas, Dylan



...e asked him home. 

The tram they took was full of Roaring Boys 
Announcing the world's ruin and Judgment Day; 
The sky blared with its grand orchestral voice 
The Gotterdammerung of Henry Clay. 

But in her quiet room they were alone. 
There, towering over Henry by a head, 
She stood and took her clothes off one by one, 
And then she stretched herself upon the bed. 

Her bulk of beauty, her stupendous grace 
Challenged the lion heart in his puny dust. 
Proudly his Moment loo...Read more of this...
by Hope, Alec Derwent (A D)
...anging on the window of what had 
been your flesh and now was glass. 

Outside in Florida shopping plazas 
loudspeakers blared Christmas carols 
and palm trees were decked with blinking 
lights. Except by the tourist 
hotels, the beaches were empty. 

Pelicans with pregnant pouches 
flapped overhead like pterodactyls. 
In my mind I felt you die. 
First the pain lifted and then 
you flickered and went out. 


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I walk through the rooms of memory. 
Sometimes everything is shr...Read more of this...
by Piercy, Marge
...m so't o' funny
Aftah waitin' fu' a week
Dat de people kep' on shoutin'
So de man des could n't speak;
De ho'ns dey blared a little,
Den dey let loose on de drums,—.
Some one toll me dey was playin'
"See de conkerin' hero comes."
"Well," says I, "you all is white folks,
But you 's sutny actin' *****,
What's de use of heroes comin'
Ef dey cain't talk w'en dey's here?"
Aftah while dey let him open,
An' dat man he waded in,
An' he fit de wahs all ovah
Winnin' vict...Read more of this...
by Laurence Dunbar, Paul
...he lists were ready. Empanoplied and plumed 
We entered in, and waited, fifty there 
Opposed to fifty, till the trumpet blared 
At the barrier like a wild horn in a land 
Of echoes, and a moment, and once more 
The trumpet, and again: at which the storm 
Of galloping hoofs bare on the ridge of spears 
And riders front to front, until they closed 
In conflict with the crash of shivering points, 
And thunder. Yet it seemed a dream, I dreamed 
Of fighting. On his haunches rose t...Read more of this...
by Tennyson, Alfred Lord



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Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry