Historic Poems - Poems about Historic

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...

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

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

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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...

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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...

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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...

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The intrigued course of subjugation history, turned the trader into the ruler, enforcing the British sovereignty in the Indian subcontinent for seemingly endless decades. Many valiant attempts of liberation failed, the chains of domination remained unbroken, till the persistent persuasion of non-violent stir became the surging independence movement, shaking ultimately the citadel of the empire, whose sun was to set in the east on...

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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...

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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...

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A Historic Event Legend goes on discovery of Universal Law of Gravitation ...

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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...

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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...

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In the heart of my heart I cry for you in the harbor of my despair I feel your emptiness a land once yours was lost stolen by men whose hearts were cold and whose greed and hate knew no bounds Prisoners on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation where nothing lived only impoverished people Once proud warriors who traveled the plains moving with the winds of...

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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...

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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...

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