Great Britain Poems - Poems about Great Britain

... Wham-o’s old Pluto Platter, gets a brand-new name. Fred and Ethel say farewell, Dick Clarke gets his fame. The Cat in the Hat is born, Bogie has moved on. Hurricane Audrey rages, while Pau......Read the rest...

... In 1755 a British army medical surgeon Richard Shuckburgh, while campaigning in Rensselaer New York, penned the nursery rhyme Yankee Doodle. This was used to mock the Colonists by the......Read the rest...

...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Fittingly dubbed “The Pearl of the Orient Seas” an archipelago of 7,641 islands, the Philippines majestically sits in vast waters between Pacific Ocean and South......Read the rest...

...Sawdust on the floor I'm sure you know the place When you walk in everyone stares at your face The barman is busy tonight you wait by the bar Beer finally served outside there is a noisy car H......Read the rest...

...I was waiting to see if you would come to take a bath in the island sun and throw your towel on the sand and soak your winter in my pleasure. I was hoping that you would come to celebrate the Fou......Read the rest...

... Happy Birthday, United States! This did not happen, just by fate. We won the Revolutionary War, Signed the Declaration of Independence, and more. No longer citizens of Great Britain, N......Read the rest...

...King Chuck [Apologies to Steve Martin] King Chuck (King Chuck) Now when he was a young lad, He always knew he’d be the sovereign of a nation people stood in line to see. (King Chuck) How'd you......Read the rest...

...Manchester Towers and showers You fall then you rise Making love to the clouds It's mundane you despise Let's cut to the chase Keep our words short today I'm proud of this city Perhaps ......Read the rest...

... She sat on a chaise longue waiting for the big revelation after years of therapy she still hadn't healed that part of her that was unconsciously broken beyond repair; A lifetime of......Read the rest...

... “‘Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” —Lord, Alfred Tennyson love at first sight at the ceilidh dancing 'round peat fires gayly lad and lass equally ......Read the rest...

...I live in England My country is not in Google No one recognises the name I go under United Kingdom And no one can explain I live in the green and pleasant land Rule Britannia and god save t......Read the rest...

...Even a mummy has rights and emotions. Great Britain is changing the name of a mummy to do away with Mummy Discrimination. Mummy History - HISTORY Egyptian body stored in a sarcophagus no......Read the rest...

...They’re not coming here to nurse us Because of the approaching Brexit day But it doesn’t really matter because There’s no money for treatment anyway. After buying planes for the carrier And rep......Read the rest...

...Their marriage has to be dissolved, Nothing again to be resolved, Twelve good years and problems unsolved, Their priest had her of guilt absolved, Mark who had thrice their problem solved, Thr......Read the rest...

...You'll shudder at the sight of the stone! A massive boulder, still it was thrown, Steven hitting forcing out a groan, As though to pieces he had just been blown! Steven to Great Britain has bee......Read the rest...