History Free Verse Poems
These History Free Verse poems are examples of Free Verse poems about History. These are the best examples of Free Verse History poems written by international poets.
Adieu Peat Briquette - EphemeraEco fuels at home are warmly cherished,
obligation calls and duly heeded,
in the past a smokeless coal,
allied to peat briquette the norm,
a less than ideal medley...
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celebration, cute, fun, happy,
roaming into the past - Ephemera
I like roaming thrift stores
full of worthless things
lost treasures that I can hold
within my hands and mind
capturing a time gone
for a pretty hand painted cup
a...
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Categories:
nostalgia,
21st Century Political Legacy Our politicians of the 21st Century
Lack Insight
The nature of true graft
The hardship
Our hands have Laboured
Of love for our community
Together
We were...
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Categories:
humanity, integrity, journey, passion,
Why I Wrote this PoemI didn’t write this poem
Because I was supposed to.
I didn’t write this poem
to talk about my feelings.
I didn’t write this poem
to talk about the...
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7th grade, 8th grade,
YesterdayMy grandparents talk
about things that happened yesterday
but do they really mean yesterday?
or should they say
that's from the past
it's history
yesteryear...
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Categories:
age,
Id love to write a poemId love to write a poem that rewrites history
that unlocks consciousness
that speaks from an universal experience
that feels the rage of love
and the...
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angst, nonsense, poems, poetry,
Rock and WaterI was conceived in the warm haven of a mother’s womb. Developing..........growing………. morphing……….through the epochs of time. Then suddenly, on no day in...
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12th grade,
As if you were a bell chiming on the shores of oblivionAs if you were a bell chiming on the shores of oblivion,
A sweet murmur, yet dim, bathing in the cold waters of misunderstanding.
And the world,...
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fantasy,
Pan-AfricanismLike twins, we share markers of a common history,
Civilization, and knowledge; a call for unity.
The carcasses of slavery and the slave trade
Are lost in the...
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Categories:
africa, confidence, courage, family,
Lakeshore drive and Goethe ChicagoWe suddenly strolled down Lakeshore drive
facing Goethe street named after Wolfgang von
Goethe famous German poet just at the crosswalk
while waving to the hidden Walter...
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Categories:
character, chicago, city,
An Ode to Dr B R AmbedkarIn the tapestry of time,
history became him.
He wrote of equality,
in the face of adversity.
He wrote of a diverse nation,
from the shackles of...
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Categories:
analogy, anger, community, evil,
Diving into heaven with dirt on heels(I only thought about becoming a serial killer)
I am laid back even when
Standing on the loped off shoulders
Jereremy the ant
Jeff the ant
All the j
Auntie...
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poems,
That was Then This is Now
Written: April 13, 2024 For Ink Empress Contest
Rumi Quote: “Words can fertilize space now and then; don't deny yourself becoming enriched.” “Words can fertilize...
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Categories:
analogy, change, fate,
Seized IncognitoInked Confession
Innocence stolen
Defending my elders extremism
Fields of olives, roots never sowed by me
Dagger dripping red
Inch by inch the watermelons are mine
Dancing in glee, I bury...
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Categories:
abuse, child abuse, discrimination,
Greener on the Other Side of the Fence
He wears thick gloves when he strings the barbed wire,
fashioning a thorny fence from prickly metal spines,
reminding me that cattle like to know the boundaries,
the...
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Categories:
animal, appreciation, endurance, green,