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Aristocracy Poems - Poems about Aristocracy


Kathmandu

I've never been to Kathmandu
it's highly unlikely I'm ever going to
and I don't consider macaques the least bit holy
while some there choose so to do
tho' they may be Nepalese aristocracy
no they won't make a monkey of me
such couldn't leave me any colder
as it's all in the mind's eye of the beholder
and who decides what is
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Categories: aristocracy, animal, fun, humor, religion,
Form: Rhyme

Circus Squeals

I am a circus freak—

collar popped,
polka dots.

You throw apples
and boo;
I hate all of
you too.

I’m not bothered,
though.

One day, I’ll
start a revolution
and set fire to this
whole place.

You see me as a freak;
I see myself as one of
you elites—

three-piece suit,
walking cane.

I’m going to 
dismantle
the aristocracy
internally.

Join the cause 
or die.

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Categories: aristocracy, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse



Premium MemberTo My Friend

So what do you think of democracy?
I think it rhymes well enough
With unheralded Greek aristocracy
Democracy is a Greek bluff
Opinions differ on how to
Correctly spell the name
Clysphenes, some say, and others argue
Cleisthenes, they go, what a shame
We are clashing on most every problem
Problems grow, then again they disperse 
Rulers decide should I live more nobly
Will it
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Categories: aristocracy, feelings, political,
Form: Rhyme

Of Pedigrees and Ambitions

There is a serious conspiracy
They want me out of the aristocracy
Born a plebeian, I aspire to be a ruler
They cannot stand seeing my cup, any fuller

They come for my henchmen first 
Then whet, for my blood, their thirst
I am going down, think they, without a fight 
Remember my day will come, keep me in sight
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Categories: aristocracy, 12th grade, africa, anti
Form: Rhyme

Hypothesis On Aristocracy

The moon was on its wane
Men enjoying killing animals in sport
Gallery floated by nymphs
Followed by princess and her mates

Hitherto hope sustained,
Anguishes over ruled,
Staggered by sickening quality
Merely were they impeded by malign? 
What instinctively I loathed is futility
Wondered, foul villainy will rein?

I dreaded rather a dark pit vaguely
The archenemy of the delicate ones was creeping on
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Categories: aristocracy, allusion, satire,
Form: Free verse




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