Cannons Poems - Poems about Cannons

I saw ten ships departing north, From out the grand Canal. They each were armed with cannons four, With mighty rationale. Atop them flew my country's flag, A phoenix white in pride, It struck about the side of crag, The first ship sank and died. I saw nine ships all leave the docks, to meet our mortal foes. The men unlocked the musket-box, To autocrats depose! The...

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Shuttling beyond the lay Of the land that may End at the water, Splash and fish, tide and otter. War birds knocking stars from Heaven, Wolf packs moving, six or seven Or eight, the modern metabolic rate, Society redeems the weight of hate. Reversions to no merry mean, We wash to make the world unclean, We wash to upraise our station, We wash to conclude causation. Taking...

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as the occupiers of wall st. come out from the places that the cold rushed them off to over the brief winter months, now sleeping straight across from the stock exchange, they no doubt get to look forward to a summer of sound cannons for as the thugs monitoring the g8 summit in may have already let us know such sonic crowd...

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ACE CANNONS' CANON Through the morning, shimmering with colors that wavering, fade from a desert where heat is a hue, and history's due cactus and trees, knotted and sparse, a portrait some mad god must'f bade into being, into the "Otherwise Sane"; set apart from the world, lived in by you dust lays 'pon the ground, puffs upwards with...

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Then, while we sing & dance, Dancing towards new hills – Those unknown & uncertain lofty hills, Priding themselves in the heights of mountains! Yes, while our hearts in extravagant beats Of wild hopes & ambitions fair; May we rhythm the farewell notes Booming from sacred silent cannons – Those fair echoes of ancestors Thought in...

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