Best Garrisons Poems
Below are the all-time best Garrisons poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of garrisons poems written by PoetrySoup members
Ghettos and GarrisonsGhetto people, where ghetto people
North, south, east and west, its ghetto
Ghetto’s and garrisons, we have to live with it
From the cold hearted streets, you got...
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Categories:
garrisons, urban,
Form:
Light Verse
Anglo-Norman Arisingthe wealth of norman England is poised to grow
towns enlarge, markets exchange, a fresh fertilising sprinkled culture
kingdoms extend with numbers reducing
...
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Categories:
garrisons, england, history, identity, immigration,
Form:
Narrative
Washington's Miracle, Part IIn December 1776
the revolution was at a low ebb,
the patriots had lost at Long Island
and the survivors through New Jersey fled.
Desertion was high as many...
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Categories:
garrisons, america, conflict, courage, history,
Form:
Epic
Goodnight RomeGoodnight to our Rome with all your garrisons
and your streets that have become
as loveless as empty barracks.
For you I will never weep.
After all,
your Senators
Who made...
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Categories:
garrisons, anger, angst, anxiety, change,
Form:
Free verse
Alfred the GreatAlfred the Great (born Wantage, 849)
Market place; he stands in isolation.
Known for culinary conflagration,
The object of two vandalous attacks –
How scandalous to steal his battle...
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Categories:
garrisons, history,
Form:
Verse
Spring Time Vicarious ExperienceDevoid of personal exposure to Spring wonder’s iridescence
I thank God for vicarious experience-fluorescence
Enabling me to testify about Spring’s delightful essence
Through technology with varied media’s presence.
Among...
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Categories:
garrisons, appreciation, blessing, christian, faith,
Form:
Rhyme
The Deluge: Decadence and DestructionIn the gilded halls of the lush royal palace,
Portraits and busts of illustrious men,
Adorn the gardens and marble fireplaces,
But those of their wisdom no longer...
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Categories:
garrisons, celebration, conflict, corruption, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
Lord God, You Are My SongApril 23 Relationship to God Bible Meditations Based on 2Chronicles 16-19
Key Verse – 2Chronicles 16:23 Sing unto the LORD, all the earth; shew forth from...
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Categories:
garrisons, blessing, christian, faith, god,
Form:
Rhyme
I Thank the LordI thank the Lord for the glide of day
And the kind provision of bread;
None has a debt with the sky
That he may claim his right...
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Categories:
garrisons, religion
Form:
Rhyme
Like Waters For Words---A Simile Exerciselike waters for words...
The morning sun, taste like yellow-foul run?
Her voice smelled like warm caramel candy corn;
The music sounded heavy as the winter winds...
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Categories:
garrisons, 12th grade, analogy, anxiety,
Form:
Free verse
Humor At Jesus' Expense - 22 May 2020Why was Jesus a Leftist? please extrapolate.
In John 2, Jesus overturns the money-changers' tables
In Mark 11, and Matthew 23, He cleansed the Temple of trade
He...
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Categories:
garrisons, bible, business, god, humor,
Form:
Free verse
To Win By Losing, Or the Battle of Guilford Courthouse, Part Ii...Through the woodlands the riflemen did steam,
reinforcing General Greene’s second line,
the British pressed on, still on the attack,
but they had quite the devil of a...
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Categories:
garrisons, america, conflict, courage, freedom,
Form:
Epic
IsolationIn isolation mull the severed links,
chain corroded thoughts as keens the winter chill;
though shines a sun, strangely cold;
this mind sculpts only cognitive ice.
With rodent greed...
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Categories:
garrisons, introspection, life, loss, love,
Form:
Verse
IsolationIn isolation mull the severed links,
chain corroded thoughts as keens the winter chill;
though shines a sun, strangely cold;
this mind sculpts only cognitive ice.
With rodent greed...
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Categories:
garrisons, life, love, sad, me,
Form:
Verse
Massacre At William Henry, Part IYoung Ned was only sixteen years old when
they called for the militia to come again,
having warred with the French for three years now,
and raids had...
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Categories:
garrisons, america, conflict, courage, history,
Form:
Epic