Englishman Poems - Poems about Englishman

I smell the blood of an Englishman fresh from the womb--- umbilical snip. Ingloriously clad, illegitimate lad, appointed for leadership. I smell the blood of an Englishman, and, lo, his enemies are slain. High on the saddle, mighty in battle, as England's new king he would reign. I smell the blood of an Englishman, the odor of bloat and remorse. With moans and cries, no...

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An Englishman went to Qatar For the football and bants in the bar I'm here and I'm ***** And I'm after a beer! He said. Oh. All together now. Ah © Gail Foster 18th November 2022...

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The Englishman left a note. From there he was afloat. Of all the stars he saw, Nothing more dropped his jaw Than the memory of a life long lived. And a note that wondered what he did. Love is a long song. It will tell you when you are wrong. So while you walk through wicked whispers And into the right of laughter-light Know, that...

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He made no move at all As the alarm clock went off. But ten minutes later, It was obvious he was awake. He lifted himself out of bed And went towards the bathroom. He shaved himself With a Gillette Techmatic After having sploshed himself With a double handful Of icy cold water. He washed again, dried...

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Thomas Paine - an Englishman Maybe the best American Long and well before all the fat folks who live there now Spoke of national institutions of churches whether jewish christian or muslim or other nonsense Schemes seeming to him be no more than human inventions, set up to terrify and enslave mankind to monopolize for power...

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