Hector Poems - Poems about Hector

He claimed the highest perch in the breeding loft and was, by far, the biggest pigeon in the flock. I named him Hector. A thick, puffed up ball of red feathers and testosterone made him stand out and was a gift from a leading fancier eager to improve the bloodlines of my rather lowly lot, some of whom were descendents of birds rescued from the...

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In ages long ago, when heroes roamed the earth And gods and monsters roamed the land, There was a mighty warrior known throughout the realm As the greatest of them all, a man of might and courage, His name was Hector, son of Priam, king of Troy And leader of the Trojans in their war against the Greeks. He was a...

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Here lie the remains of Hector O. Swift Someone gave him an explosive gift Seems Hector got quite a lift He had no time to even feel miffed Through his remains we had to sift Written May 13, 2022...

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Hectors Dolphins are listed as, endangered and a sub-species, Maui’s Dolphin are critically endangered with only about 55 left, in New Zealand’s shallow waters in the North Island eastern shores, is their home with borders Hector Dolphins dorsal fin, looks like Mickey Mouse’s ear and they are the smallest and rarest, of all marine dolphins Their biggest threat, is being caught...

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his hair blown back by the wind section which he had doubled like all the other sections no mic rophones back in the day but wood made strings that would abundantly ring ton ality sing songs from the mad mind though socially refined and an equally com posed composure defined as a conductor conducting electricity from the ether sit in the center of a cathedral as his requiem mass amasses as if from a Tesla coil not to be fooled or foiled as the brass north south east and west in eighteen thirty seven Berlioz invent ed quadrophonic stereo...

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Magnet drawn, I follow, follow ... Can't get enough of your forever smile I follow, follow your wave questing dance Hector Hector Celebration of L I F E You diving muscle of exultant happiness I live...

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Hector McLean. Not Grandpa, nor Grandad or anything in between, He was simply Uncle Hec to us, was dear old Hec Mclean. The Western District, up Casterton way, from where he hailed, And stories of his youth up there he happily, for all, regaled. A thin and wiry frame he wore, a tough and wethered face, Button shirt and pleat trousers...

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A quest for power is a quest of faith. The mythology states rank is gave. An empty mind lacks the ability to form hate. Insofar, what is the maxima that sake? The drink of the Greek and Roman gods, nectar Cause a religious uproar, wretchedness A Trojan prince and warrior killed by Achilles, Hector The impression made, etchings Just paint a...

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Poiseidon's waters roil and roar Up and down the craggy coast; Their winedark waves have brought the host Of foreign men all drunk for glory, For the sake of one man's vanity They traveled to your alien shore To write with blood and bone a story Of the Gods' capriciousness towards men, Of passion's triumph over sanity Which they shall repeat: again, again. The men...

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THIS POEM AND EVERY POEM I WRITE AND EVERYTHING I DO IS INSPIRED BY MY ONE MAN MY HERO MY DAD H ate you love you E ven in the darkest of all days you come thru with light C ome on dad you know I love you T ogether we stand and our love for each other...

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Not for glory, even honors sake He fights for his family, wife and son at the gate Greeks attack, they push us back Hector must now lead the counter-attack Hector! Tamer of horses Holding fast Prince of troy Ajax the great, slayer of nine Duel “the Trojan’s head shall be mine” To a stand still, day and night Matched in skill, courage and might a truce is...

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