Encampments Poems - Poems about Encampments

...When the apostles of Jesus Christ, after his ascension into heaven, spread the doctrine of Christianity throughout the ancient Roman empire. Those who made their profits in making pagan idols for ......Read the rest...

...From the unravelled and now exposed mystery Tales of leafy Nottinghamshire And the dusty tatty books of it's long history Comes a tale You'd think it was just a jest However, it is a fact and......Read the rest...

...Earth surely is the place of purgatory Where “homeowners” are bolstered up - Are thrilled by and thrive in lies and slavery And would sooner scoff at desert encampments But I think it should be m......Read the rest...

...Follow the red dirt road. Take it slow, walk it, this is not an exploration nor a pilgrimage, it is a short tour around the beginning of an idea and its end. Move along past the few rural h......Read the rest...

...Our splintered faith Crumbling beneath the immensity of our doubt Traces of crimson staining our weary hands Ensnared and entrenched, we take our positions Bearing the weight of our nation’s ......Read the rest...

...It was called “Spy Rock” in my day Said you could see for miles around The encampments of Confederates From this large rock on higher ground When the men in grey invaded our land Brawling, lo......Read the rest...

...The Law Science is merely the behavior exhibited from a relationship. Magic the same. Science comes from natural law, magic the supernatural. People have their feet in both camps. That's why we n......Read the rest...

...Kids, like adults, who become ecologically active, join in gardening, urban, and suburban, and rural cooperative farming, green environmental sciences, school gardens as group art installations......Read the rest...

...molten times, volcanising immensity, vast plateau belly-belching landform oceans, shallow seas and lakes swell up and down land-bridging, submerging any one place moving astride, stutter-......Read the rest...

...We are wanderers who happened at the intersection of reality and dreams seeking others to share comfort with from life's drudgery of encampments and caves Now everyone lives in a box with a do......Read the rest...

...Sire she's been sighted two miles south of Sinai, our sentinels say she has brought a river, her baggage train stretches into the ancient sands, the envoys of her retinue spoke of marvelous gifts......Read the rest...

...Historically accurate, narrative poem 27 November 1868, on the banks of the Washita River Dawn’s peaceful first light streaks the eastern skies, belying the horror of a marauding force of h......Read the rest...

...Blowing Off Steam by Odin Roark Being a little mad is essential, Otherwise, existing might necessitate a strait jacket. He wasn’t alone. Sidewalks were strewn with the......Read the rest...