Best Patrimony Poems
Mongolophobia and the Eastern HordeNeither a fable,
Nor a tale,
This is a fact,
A story to tell,
To everyone, female and male.
To generations, younger and frail.
About a threat, a monster from the East,
That struck the world like a beast,
Attacked Europe by cold and mist,
Oceans of horsemen, millions at least,
Ravaged cathedrals,...
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Categories:
patrimony, christian, conflict, culture, fear,
Form:
Rhyme
Boat of PovertyWhy this boat?
Could it be the boat of destitution?
Conveying Epidemics, Hunger, Rags,
Malnutrition and Illiteracy.
Descend from me!
Banish from my world!
You cursed word!
You that called education a"Privilege"!
Patrimony of the ghetto!
W.H.O called you "Lion of Africa",
U N called you "Agenda ".
Predicament to the black,
Livelihood to the white.
Harking to...
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Categories:
patrimony, adventure, africa, black african
Form:
Narrative
We Are VictimsWe are victims
Tied with common fetters
Loosed in thoughts of varied choices and desires
Loosely searching to make ends meet:
The meeting at this spot,
Either to go or stay, is a choice.
We are victims
Of the policies of pain
Emitted to drive us crazy,
We are on the...
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Categories:
patrimony, africa, angst, betrayal, encouraging,
Form:
Free verse
If Ever I Had a Country: LxxivIF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY : LXXIV
IF ever I had a country proud of its sacred Soul Patrie
And if ever by a long shot I was nominated - not spuriously elected - Chef Ministre d'Etat
Plenipotentiary
The...
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Categories:
patrimony, education, graduation, prison, religion,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Federigo's FalconThat look of fierce disdain, nobility!
That regal plume of chestnut ruddy-brown
with speckled breast! No hint of weak servility
besmirched the falcon's fine, imperious frown.
He loved the way it sat in proud tranquility
above his desk. He gazed down on the town
which...
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Categories:
patrimony, myth,
Form:
Ottava rima
Brutus Iulius Trois Page 03Brutus Iulius Trois Page 03
Grey eyed Brutus was truly a Trojan son
as he attended his father upon a great hunt
Jealous Juno hated this Brutus this Trois
her anger caused his arrow to slay
neither the black boar nor the collared hind
t'was Silvanus the...
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Categories:
patrimony, hero, history,
Form:
Epic
Vision For Our CountryHaving experienced the Almighty’s goodness
to our dear Motherland ---
I envision her as constantly enjoying freedom bliss
vis-à-vis accountable responsibility-exercise
among people diligently led by government officials
exemplifying servant-leadership
as they earnestly seek the Sovereign’s guidance
in their endeavour with faith and practice
to fulfill our Constitution preamble*
with daily thanksgiving...
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Categories:
patrimony, character, christian, encouraging, faith,
Form:
Political Verse
If Ever I Had a Country: LxxviiiIF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY: LXXVIII
for Suzanne DELANEY, in appreciation
(Prelude: CAN THE WRONG MAN BE RIGHT ? ABSOLUTELY !
If only he were NOT guilty of the self-same crime !
For instance,...
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Categories:
patrimony, america, anti bullying, betrayal,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
If Ever I Had a Country: LxxvIF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY : LXXV
IF ever I had a country with flaming flags flying on every lamp-post weather-cock and tree
And if ever I were by my highest degree qualification appointed the Director-General of Museums Zoos Botanico-Ornithological Gardens Parks and Cemetries
I would make...
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Categories:
patrimony, animal, bird, humor, satire,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Availing LoveImagine true love exists
Virtue that on fealty insists
Extinguishing meaningless trysts
Patrimony, chauvinism resists
Tokenism, infatuation desists
Lingering romance that heart uplifts
Unbrokered love with mutual benefits
Pure motives that bridge all rifts
Honor that countenances no grifts
Steadfastness which mollifies truant shifts
Passionate embraces, carnal gifts
Amorous kiss that inwardly drifts
Synchronistic minds that all...
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Categories:
patrimony, lovelove,
Form:
Rhyme
Wild Life Inspired By the Cliffs of MoherWildflowers sleeping late on dewy days
Rather than traveling on mountaintops
Two flowers embrace in harmony
Cognizant of nature's patrimony
Thankful for the few good years that remain
Their love gracefully grows time and again
Their patience now merrily thrives again
Wildflowers could choose to question each day
Whether they're pleased with love's...
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Categories:
patrimony, appreciation, beauty, flower, inspiration,
Form:
Pastoral
Healing Systemic TraumaCan you make any sense of
systemic racism?
No more common sensory sense than
too much patriarchalism--
all leftbrain-rightwing dominance
oppressing sacred Earth's
polyamorous win/win systems
promoting resiliently wealthy
resonant polyculturing health
Care given
as kind received
in fruitful wombs,
like apple cores in transition
from refuse
toward rebirth
Maybe an EarthTribal positive prejudice
not associating Yang courageous energy
with evil supremacist...
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Categories:
patrimony, addiction, beauty, bullying, culture,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Tao of Sacred SpacesTao of the CosmicCrack
crotched between
Great White Father's
monotheistic Pole
and silently suppressed
polycultural BlackHole
Now ecocidally remembering
what EarthGoddess has brought together
no straight white privileged patrimony
could healthily
or safely part
Like baptismal waters
of RedBlue blooded Seas
and weaponized seasons
of penetrating drought,
wrenching reasons
for dicked-down drenching doubt....
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Categories:
patrimony, health, humor, integrity, political,
Form:
Political Verse
Bittersweet a Life In StrifeI guess we all have a story to tell, the best that one may ?
Marked these stripes their colours; heresy his heretic yesteryear
She screams of defeatism ? Delirium tremens; demagogue; lese majesty
Tableau's symbiosis embellished, melodies baroque; neoclassic patrimony....
Reverence while entering His Holy be holy ?...
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Categories:
patrimony, art, baby, cancer, love,
Form:
Celebrating 50 - Poems About PatriotismHow do I begin
The litany of my praise
Where so much is wrong
And we in the haze
Of material focus
See not the spirit dripping
Into soggy souls.
We see the goals
Extolled by what brings to ruin
Other blind places
While around me throng
Two point seven million
Disharmonous songs.
How do I begin
To enthrone...
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Categories:
patrimony, political, me, me,
Form:
Free verse