Historic Poems | Examples

Premium Member A historic flood

A
historic flood
forgotten except in
tucked away 
newspapers
which a reader
runs across and
due to an assumed
overlay of time
apparently
avoids the freedom
arising as what
is happening~~

SCIENTIST

Scientist in the present are
Trying to play God with the future 
Pre-historic animals have been discovered
Still in tack, and you're trying to
Recreate the past that wasn't 
Meant to be, dinosaurs and other
pre-extinct animals were destroyed
Millions of years ago for a reason
Humans and dinosaur animals
We're not meant to live together
And I'm not planning on being
The meal, how can anyone be okay
With this or allow anyone to do this
This is the present not the past

historic dream

A new proud king of
forest had new dream-
dream of being in
history, till books
become history

He welcomed next day's
Sun with new vigor,
made rules in jiffy
ruling, ruled and rules
had to follow sure

clawed, hoofed, webbed, toed, heeled
all to offer part
of whatever chewed
lesser things to give
part of little haves

earthworms, termites, ants
millipedes, snails, worms
should clear out, too soon
king liked forest floor
to be tidy clean

trees of aged wisdom
stood in stun silence
feared to give advice
so they learn to wait
as king waits to learn


The Historic Golden Buzzer

No golden buzzer
Left for Pinay teen singer,
Crowd stood for her.

Ink For Thy Historic Periods, Omodele Oluwabunmi

ODE oars outlook
Provoking poet's prowess 
Quaggy QUEEN's quills
Reign 

Amen!

Premium Member An Historic Queen

Every woman is someone’s queen, without women what would the world have been.Quote - Poets own
An Historic Queen
If I had been made a Queen of England 
Back then in those historic days of yore
I’d have worn a crown, a ring on my hand
And silver and gold would be clothes I wore.

I’d have ladies in waiting - in the wings
Ladies who would tend to my every need
Because I’d wed one of those ancient kings
A king to whom I'd been proudly decreed.

There may have been others he had bedded
Maybe he'd have fallen for someone else
I could've been cruelly beheaded
Or left in a tower all by myself.

Then no one would ever need to curtsy
Yet, if we’d been blessed with a desired son
Then that would have made me truly worthy
In the eyes of the King and everyone. 

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27th July 2022

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It's All About Three Q's Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Constance La France 

Form: No. 1 - Quatrain 
Theme: Life


Historic Flood

Historic flood

There are a few unread books on me
bookshelf and they will stay that way
I needn’t everything in print.

My depression hangs in the landscape
streaks on dusty window panes tell me
the obvious: clean me now!

I wait for the pharmacy to open after
the lunch break, hope it is not full of women
talking about pills, illnesses and diets.

I’m not watching TV today I need not
to know more about the storm everyone 
talks about, I have seen it worse.

Soon I will be stopped by a hero telling
me he was in New York during the histrionic 
storm which made the governor famous.

The apothecary should be open now
better hurry and don´t worry 
what the afternoon newspaper prints.

Premium Member Pre-Historic Stooges

Inside a cave lived the Stooges Three.
This was long before recorded history.
To make butter this morning, it was Shemp's turn.
Larry tickled him as Shemp shook cream in the churn.
For dinner, Moe attempted to hunt a duck.
He tried his best, but had the lousiest luck.
Aggie was the cavegirl Moe would adore.
Maggie and Baggy were the other girls next door.
Are you curious about how the situation will go?
All you have to do is watch the video.

Based on the 1948 Columbia Pictures short subject "I'm a Monkey's Uncle" starring the Three Stooges.

Premium Member A Historic Event

A Historic Event

Bright stars now ascending
 The silken threads
Of your earthly footsteps
 Shattered – broken.

And yet you still ascend
 Through galaxies of midnight
Embraced by the One
 In an eternal sun storm.

Your spirits ejected
 Into a clear blue morning
Tumbling with stunned eyes
 Entering an unexplored world.

As you rise in blinding fury
 Your exploration spirits
Still leave guide map seekers
 Yearning to touch unseen galleries.

Bright challenger stars
 Tragedy engulfs you –
But, your legacy, ascending in courage,
 Still rises – always remembered.

Challenger, ode to explorers
 In lyrics of lose
Laments from all nations
 Still rise to find you.

9-26-20
Dedicated to Challenger and her crew when the space shuttle exploded on take-off in January of 1985.
153 words
Contest: A Historic Event
Sponsor: William Kekaula

A Historic Event

I was driving my way home from Paris,
I drove off the ferry quite late,
I switched on the radio as i drove off,
And i never will forget the date.
They started to talk about Paris,
Where I’d  been just the day before,
An accident in a deep tunnel,
Where i’d driven, I was pretty sure.
So tired i slept in the car, soon,
A car park off the beaten track,
Woke up around eight in the morning,
Before I began the drive back.
The news just got sadder that morning,
As the radio I switched back on,
I just really couldn’t believe that,
The most famous princess had gone.
There have been many theories what happened,
An Accident, conspiracy?
Just a sad night for the whole of the world,
But I still thought, it could have been me!

The event: The death of Princess Diana, 31st August 1997

22 September 2020
A historic event contest
Sponsor: William Kekaula

Premium Member A Historic Event


        Legend goes on discovery of                        
        Universal Law of Gravitation
        as an apple from tree just fell off
       on ground, watched by Sir Isaac Newton.

         He considered ripen apple  
          as experimental sample.
         Free fall of fruit made him curious.
        Scientist started thinking serious.
     
        On detachment from stalk aftermath
         the apple neither hangs in air
         nor goes up under wind’s care,
         but is bound to fall on Earth.
         
         Great Gravitational force is responsible.
        To escape attraction of Earth is impossible
         for all earthly materials.
        Gravity claims credentials. 
                                          
    The Mathematician and Physicist Sir Isaac Newton discovered Theory of 
   Gravity. Gravitational Force acts between all pairs of bodies. He formulated 
    the Inverse Square Law of Universal Gravitation in 1687.
     
   09/22/20

A Historic Event

An historic event took place
On November of 2008
Barack Obama was the 
First black president to
Be elected
History had been made
It had never been seen before
Which shows that this country had
Moved forward in time
It was a beautiful thing
To witness all the support
He had at his inauguration



NOVEMBER 4TH, 2008
WILLIAM KEKAULA
SEPTEMBER 21, 2020

Premium Member A Historic Event

You can tie my eyes
You can tie my lips
Tie my hands and legs
Block my tiny ears
But how do you tie my Destiny
Block the blows to my tiny body
World of wonder, where are you
Where skies are dark with smoke
Food and water scarce
Malnutrition staring, in my face 
Staring into deaths eyes
How do you tie my heart
Our little souls now in abyss
Angels on mighty wings
Creator of smiles, have a heart
Devils have a sense of humor too
Come uplift us, we are part
Of this beautiful human race.

Yemen is facing the largest humanitarian crisis 
in the world
And children are being robbed of their futures. 
Twelve million children are suffering, maimed 
and killed in conflict.Tens of thousands more 
could develop life threatening severe acute 
malnutrition  over the next six months
and under 5years of age a staggering 2.4 million. 
Covid-19 has added to the suffering with
sanitation and clean water in short supply.
Civil War started on 27
January 2011, ongoing till now.

Dated 20.09.2020. Written For ( William Kekaula )

A Historic Event

Bullets grace this darkened night sky of mine

Lights flash above the stone encrusted walls

Tragedy strikes as my commander dines

Without remorse as his blood servants fall

The rain weeps in pity for all dead souls

The outcome seems dark, a desolate end

Crossing the hairs for fellow armored ghouls

A flicker of hope explodes as they fend

The parting clouds permit a weightless sign

Reversal of fears encompass the sky

As our commander rises to feet

Hoisting a victorious flag up high

Cheers erupt through enemy defeat

A promising sight of a needed win

Surpasses the cries of murderous sins

During battles of defending strongholds of medieval castles

9/22/20
Tim Varner (Finlee)
A Historic Event Poetry Contest
William Kekaula

Premium Member A Historic Event

History cried out at a heinous cost 
'Twas when millions of Jews their lives had lost 
Dead bodies in concentration camps filled 
In the name of Anti-Semitism, killed 

Pogroms, mass shootings to annihilate 
Gas chambers and vans to asphyxiate
Germans, they thought they were superior 
Slew the Jews with motives ulterior 

Forced to work in extermination camps 
Labour till death his sickle around tramps
God's chosen race fighting for every breath
Nazis became the harbingers of death



{The Holocaust, also known as the Shoah, was the World War II genocide of the European Jews. Between 1941 and 1945, across German-occupied Europe, Nazi Germany and its collaborators systematically murdered some six million Jews, around two-thirds of Europe's Jewish population. The murders were carried out in pogroms and mass shootings; by a policy of extermination through work in concentration camps; and in gas chambers and gas vans in German extermination camps, chiefly Auschwitz, Belzec, Chelmno, Majdanek, Sobibór, and Treblinka in occupied Poland}


09.19.2020

For William Kekaula's "A Historic Event" poetry contest

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