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Rhyme History Poems

These Rhyme History poems are examples of History poems about Rhyme. These are the best examples of History Rhyme poems written by international poets.

black days of history

Black Days Of History
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(10/25/12)

The black days of history that many do not know
And many refuse to accept of how the black man
Helped AMERICA to

Categories: history, 12th grade,

Between Museum Piece and Curiosity

     a place preserved in memory
        as if in mystic fantasy

Categories: history, jewish, memory,

Playing Chess with Rudolf Hess

I’m in Berlin. It’s nineteen eighty-four,
The Army on the Rhine, and I’m a nurse.
I’ve got an ego like an exocet,
(it’s safe enough, if regularly flattered),
and

Categories: history,

Pope Joan and Joan Of Arc

Pope Joan and Joan of Arc
Mysterious women 
Both known 
For their parts

For hundreds of years
Hidden by history
But time would reveal
What some would not let be

Women

Categories: allegory, betrayal, history,

Suspended Faults

I felt as small as a winter’s flower
yet as tall as an old oak tree
the seconds dragged on for what seemed like hours
when my world

Categories: bereavement, death, freedom, history,

There is a lot of history and a little of you

Living off the glory your ancestors lived through 
You need to go out and live your life for you. 

Patriotic pride from an historical stride,

Categories: history, inspiration, life, truth,

Going My Way

   Going my way?

     I’m looking for a perfect world

        Sorry, pal.

Categories: history, innocence, world,

Adam and Eve's 'Little Snack'

      An apple a day keeps the doctor away
         A half-eaten worm

Categories: food, giggle, health, history,

Plausible Math History

A traveler in ancient Greece
traversed a broad town square.
A bottle of mead was waiting there. 
He considered the flight of geese,

and those brimming honey-wine kegs.
He

Categories: history, humor, math,

From the Benedict Arnold Trial

"One if by land, two if by sea". 
That's what Paul Revere said to me.
But my memory's just no good, 
and sadly, I misunderstood. 
Anyway,

Categories: history, humor,

In Kensington Today

The factories long disappeared,
Silent structures still stay;
And more drugs than dreams have appeared,
In Kensington today.

The north of the Ave has its shine,
Less fine, southerly way;
Best

Categories: change, city, drug, history,

A Song That Almost Was Not

In California, in the year nineteen thirty-nine,
at Culver City, a movie studio was fine.
Metro Goldwyn Mayer was the largest company.
They produced the best motion pictures

Categories: film, history, music,

Emil Cioran

I've been fed a prune of life,
Spooned it silver, everlasting.
I spat it out to seek a knife,
To chop and cease it of forecasting. 

The birth

Categories: history, humanity, introspection, life,

A Victorian Christmas Carol

Did Robert Browning say it best when he
wrote, “winter takes the old ones”? Possibly.
Bronchitis, pthisis, whooping cough, T.B. –
they ran amock in 1863.

I trust it’s

Categories: history,

Antiquity

If we'd lived in olden days
days of yore
the golden days
and I were a troubadour
I'd serenade you with my lute
unless I had a flute to toot
or

Categories: england, fun, history, humorous,