Harvard Poems - Poems about Harvard

Remember when we believed a NYC street block was too far? 50th, 51st, 52nd, and so on... well, state boundaries stack those blocks, and now there are thousands, maybe millions, blocking. My preschool days taught me how to stack the reds, the blues, and the greens of building blocks but when I would finish, they...

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Shall college presidents resign When the House says words cross the line? What should we say next If free speech lacks context? "Stefanik is asinine!"...

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Good to know that we can be sure that Ms. Claudine Gay Harvard's newest president was thoroughly vetted, 'the Harvard way' She's good with Harvard's policy that using the wrong pronoun is abuse But 'context is required' to discipline those who scream 'Genocide for Jews'...

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Why expect a lot from A sluggard: A trim look, not seeming haggard And easy win of high regard? You'd make much of A sluggard A Great story from Great Harvard Upon him wait with a staunch guard And the often - praised by A Bard... Then, you never knew A sluggard: From Laziness to Prison Yard After nice crimes testing, no Yard Next lazy...

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For Langston Hughes What sends them Harvard poets I just couldn't do it, Sir: What sends them Harvard poets I just couldn't do it, Sir: They'll never give me a Pulitzer. What tickles them Yale poets Just leaves me sad an' a grievin': What tickles them Yale poets Leaves me sad an' a grievin': Never seen no Birch trees On a snowy evenin'. Then Oxford...

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Advice to Harvard Students. if you pour boiling oil on your babies head wait until the oil price has gone down. if you undress in a public toilet you may meet Piers Morgan or the police may join in. if you steal a computer you'll have to take it back in the morning for a Windows technology update. if you want to attack an athiest, don't...

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Man stands high – in Creation - but higher yet she wants to stand! Before Columbus, trees stood like Sentries, minding communications; Once these lands were taken, WE hear much of “Supply & Demand,” Nations weep: gone the Three Sisters and B. Bison from this land Gone, too, crystal rivers, lakes, Bear Spirit, all Sacred Mountains Man stands high...

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Tis the late June day Which bring flocks Their subconscious intentions Obfuscated by the lingering dimensions Flaccid ideals and breezes Traversing gingerly through The ancient elms Seeded by the pulps of history They pray, with each scrape Of their prescient footsteps For the sparkle, the brilliance Those ghostly matters provide in perpetuity The heat emanating from yearnings Executed by minute's drive From understandings siloed In the labyrinth of mind's eye...

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HARVARD! -Dharga Nagar Safa Harvard a knowledge mine, Dig, Deep!...

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Harvard, M.I.T, Cambridge, Yale Which career path did you choose? Does your gift give or take I would the to be smart it’s the most Prized possession of the dark arts...

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Mr. Harvard He stood there With wide open eyes. Mr. Harvard, King of the skies. We fell in love And created hell. All the games we played. All the times we'd yell. But none of them know- Note Yale, Princeton, or Brown. About our secret affair- Our night on the town. No. None will ever know How we really feel. Our secret is ours. Our love is real. It cries when it's...

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a word the pain soothing wining the morning air I feel cool in dark a lore, an ancurseing heart ,today a rummskiled to the fact that noone likes me all are perdundently foolish while mook of the death upon it's end or shall i live agian...

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Harvard, at night - You still sit on the lawn with the weight of both structures alive in your arms Rachmaninoff's tears turning black at your hips The counting of friends on your five finger tips Sawdust and poetry, building the wall A thousand feet wide, a thousand feet tall Running for life times, for miles, a span built in your introspect,...

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