Defended Poems - Poems about Defended

...STAN THE SQUIRREL In Texas, there lived a squirrel named Stan, with his six-gun, he defended the land. He challenged coyotes to duels, and outsmarted the loca......

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...Christian daimyo, Yukinaga Konishi Born a merchant, became Commander of the Sea Granted favour by God and man Defended faith throughout the land The youth once granted his father's name Twin s......

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...I know that silence you hold in your chest, The scream behind smiles, the ache in your rest. Where love means walking a thin wire line, And his “I’m sorry” feels like a red warning sign. I know a......

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...I had searched for him earlier on, I needed his urgent assistance, He was supposed to accompany me to an office and arbitrate on my behalf, Then I would be able to submit the necessary materials, ......

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... the voice spoke quietly from an inner sanctum he had out-sourced for what seemed an eternity muffled at first and barely audible it challenged his deluded mischievous sense of corrupted reality ......

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...S/he is controversially counter-cultural And yet, MotherEartha defensively claims, not so: We grow trans-regenerational transubstantiating substances and subjects to integrate more sacredl......

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... So sorry to see you go Mo Tally ho & bravo but must let you know Not being weird...you had a bigger beard Face more hirsute to boot than even WG Grace. Gleaming beaming grin..strea......

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...Appassionato Memo Corporation Status Pending approval due to completive pestering we recognize the following conditions to make it easier for the fans of the sport to follow. "Professiona......

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..."Faith and Fireworks: Cinco’s Call to Remember" (A Linking Pin Sonnet in Spence Format – Celebratory & Historical) Remember the cry, the cause, the stand, Stand for the faith that defended the l......

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... The mind doesn't passively await impressions, no tabula rasa, The mind is active, understanding, not just a passerby. He had bete noire towards Christianity, a Scottish Nominalist, David Hume,......

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...The walls are imprisoned in silence, A heavy, powerless silence, shattered By voices, tears, and crowded souls. Justice hides in the corridors of greed, Crimes are sentences uttered in the halls,......

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...Next sound Miss tick Teaching you through like adu Eat the line Crawl up the vine Inside your water, no wine Code and color penal Cashing under the welfare Biggest duty push He haw hackers ......

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... John Hemingway has died at the age of a hundred and five It was the luck of the Irish he said that helped him to survive At the age of nineteen he left his home in County Dublin And ......

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...Her broken rules Couldn't feel the same Tastes of choices I gave no way Broke back when it ended She learned over him I defended Another's warm weather Her level, hurt Nothing to train it ......

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...The Royal Stonestreet 42 In the house in Stavanger, Norway, where I grew up four families were living in poverty after the war in 1945, well, poverty was relative as we were able to survive withou......

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