Gary Smith Poet Rhyme

So Cometh November

So cometh November, when bonfires burn

And fireworks streak through the sky,

To remember a gang, with a murderous plan

In which a king and his government die.

So we stand round a fire, and gleefully admire

As we burn a Guy Fawkes effigy,

If it had worked, If the gunpowder blew, 

What then, would say history.







Entry for
END OCT 2018,ANY FORM,
ANY THEME,UP TO A MAX OF 20 lines Poetry Contest 
Sponsored by Brian Strand.
26/10/18. = 1st place.

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Line Gauthier October 27, 2018 at 12:00 PM Congrats on your top win with this historical reference, Gary. Well done, 'Guido'. Gary Smith October 27, 2018 at 12:29 PM Thank you Line. :)