Agincourt Poems - Poems about Agincourt

...Treating me like I’m lucky to know you when you are so lowly I’d rather be lonely here is a treat that I’m happy to show you you’re in my life and then do not know me deluding yourself in t......

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...Agincourt Bowman, thou art fit and strong, Armed with a bow, six foot long, A weapon made, for war and death, Defend the right, til your last breath. Draw me an arrow, straight and long, Ai......

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...Charles d'Orleans: a Medieval Marvel Spring by Charles d’Orleans (c. 1394-1465) loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Young lovers, greeting the spring fling themselves dow......

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...(* to be read in the style of Heny V before the battle of Agincourt) To arms! To arms! Men of the Shires, rouse from your winter sleep the game's afoot, waste no more time abed, to Hardware sto......

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...SHE’LL BE RIGHT In the merry old land of Oz* They’ve the secret of happiness ‘cos They’ve a theorem for plight Makes them soar like a kite It’s this motto - SHE’LL BE RIGHT! King Henry at A......

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...To Brexit or not to Brexit by Bob Moore One thousand years, it’s almost been since William came to this island green defeated Harold on Hastings Hill to the English it was a bitter pill He ......

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...Hark! Joan of Arc Joan of Arc fought for nationality and self-government, The right to citizenship and an to identity that's yours, One to do with your country, your space and your privileges; ......

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...I am sitting at the Arizona Memorial, which shows how far my scruples have gone. I lived in Hawaii for years, and could almost claim to be a kamaaina. without the least inclination to visit this memo......

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...Who are you?. And where are you from?. The document enquired I was not in the mood for this for I was feeling tired The first bit was quite easy, as I simply wrote my name The second part I found ......

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...For Shame Their cold bronze eyes stare out at us from busy thoroughfare Heroic gaze and presence met with apathetic stare The marble plinths now stained with piss record with misery Of truth an......

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