Corsican Poems - Poems about Corsican

...er Infectious Diseases: Anthrax. Foot-and-mouth disease. Leptospirosis. Salmonellosis. Rabies. Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) ("Mad Cow Disease"): Screwworm. Bovine leukemia virus......

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...In seventeen sixty nine a child was born in Corsica, Genoa's former vassal state. Prior to his birth, his land had been war-torn, Paoli's resistance did his birth predate. At school, his geomet......

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...Time of change, years ago Since then life's bittersweet Cold seeped into my life force This engendered great remorse. History coloured many days Odd wondrous moments enjoyed Benjam......

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... “Possessed” The scarlet of her heart opens where she blooms deepest from the cuts of Past’s insanity her windows full green undressed him......

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...Corsican sand on the Rio Grande Simon Bolivar weeps the night asleep Renegade cycles hogs gone mild Gehinnom's Mayor Timothy Leary's child Zebras abound in Peppermint Land Ala......

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...IF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY - LXXIII IF ever I had a country re-made by the Revolutionary And if ever I were that Corsican Napoleon who appropriated the Apollonian sanctuary " gymnase " and the " ......

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...Resistance On The Iberian Peninsula “Liberté, égalité, fraternité (Liberty, Equality, Fraternity),” Scream French revolutionists as they guillotine monarchists heads, 1<......

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...The Corsican was never really Gallic. The Austrian was not remotely Prussian. Jugashvili (let's put this in italics) could not be, in a month of Sundays, Russian. The point of Communism is, it'......

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...Villanelle: The Dilemma of the Non-Violent – 16 Covert modern State wiles mock Greek democracy Must People cast votes to elect block Parties Athenians all took part in vox populi Founding ......

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...Restlessness in spirit... he became 'The Corsican,' over-bearance of a mother he was forced to take a stand! And he became... Anxious! Counter-veiling parent ways, a struggle for his life. A paradox......

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...I wet cat impaled on telegraph poles serrated ashbrown fur tinged with flinting silver a mirror blue cut by guitar strings on a shining plate bathed in molten evening shine jet streaks through pylo......

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...How could such a man with diminutive stance, be the leader of all the armies of France? A little dictator ruling with a strong arm, he will be exiled to where he can do no harm. This leader is consid......

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