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Famous Gog Poems by Famous Poets

These are examples of famous Gog poems written by some of the greatest and most-well-known modern and classical poets. PoetrySoup is a great educational poetry resource of famous gog poems. These examples illustrate what a famous gog poem looks like and its form, scheme, or style (where appropriate).

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by Bradstreet, Anne
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279 (For then what is it but English blades dare do?)
280 And lay her waste, for so's the sacred doom,
281 And do to Gog as thou hast done to Rome.
282 Oh Abraham's seed, lift up your heads on high,
283 For sure the day of your redemption's nigh.
284 The scales shall fall from your long blinded eyes,
285 And him you shall adore who now despise.
286 Then fullness of the Nations in shall flow,
287 And Jew and Gentile to one worship go.
288 Then follows days o...Read more of this...



by Ginsberg, Allen
...omb!
Saddam's still there building a bomb!
Saddam's still there building a bomb! 


III

Armageddon did the job
Gog & Magog Gog & Magog
Armageddon did the job
Gog & Magog Gog & Magog
Gog & Magog Gog & Magog
Armageddon does the job
Gog & Magog Gog & Magog
Armageddon does the job

Armageddon for the mob
Gog & Magog Gog & Magog
Armageddon for the mob
Gog & Magog Gog & Magog

Gog & Magog Gog & Magog
Gog Magog Gog Magog
Gog & Magog Gog & Magog
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by Smart, Christopher
...-- the Lord raise them! 

For the FRENCH are Moabites even the children of Lot. 

For the DUTCH are the children of Gog. 

For the Poles are the children of Magog. 

For the Italians are the children of Samuel and are the same as the Grecians. 

For the Spaniards are the children of Abishai Joab's brother, hence is the goodwill between the two nations. 

For the Portuguese are the children of Amman -- God be gracious to Lisbon and send good angels amongst ...Read more of this...

by Padel, Ruth
...has hide-and-seeked in all 
Her life, where mother commands the serfs to sing
While picking, so they can't hurl
The odd gog into their mouths. No one could spy
Her here, not even the sun in its burn-time. Her cheeks 
Are simmering fire.
We're talking iridescence, a Red Admiral's last tremble
Before the avid schoolboy plunks his net.
Or imagine
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A leveret - like the hare you shot, remember? 
Which ran round screaming like a baby?
Only mine is shivering in pap...Read more of this...

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