Legionnaires Poems - Poems about Legionnaires

...Jesusita  God only had a daughter, Jesuitta, whom he gave to teach us love.  She was a good little girl with blond, curly hair, and often helped her mother  with the washing up and other house......

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...“Look carefully and see if there could possibly be pain like my pain, like the one bestowed by You upon me.” – Lamentations 1:12 I walk the width of 2000 pound bomb crater in the densely populated......

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...Training the enemy within, universities soldier on Unchecked and unaccountable They march to the beat of the government drum Tearing us apart from the inside While Rome burns ......

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...Jesuitta, God’s only daughter. God only had a daughter Jesuitta, which he gave to mankind to teach us love. She was a good little girl with blond curly hair and often helped her mother with the w......

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...From: Governor Silva, Lucias Flavius To: Commander, Legio X "Fretensis" The Judean slaves finally finished the assault ramp. Order the centurions to roust the legionnaires from each camp. Give each......

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...Rana's Legion Defends Barbarians had won the city and slain all there burned it down after stripping it completely bare From the Holy city of Rome orders quickly flew destroy these invaders now......

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...From Valhalla’s fortress of spears and shields, Valkyrie riders make their daily runs… Crossing Bifrost to Midgard’s battlefields, Harvesting warriors till Ragnorak comes. Flying from Valhal......

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...(The Battle for Orgreave Pit) Cries of Zulu as miners rushed the barricades Truncheons banging against riot shields A nation at war with itself Men of South Yorkshire, United in the right to defend ......

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...HAPPY NEW YEAR We’ve got a lot to be thankful for. Personally 2010 was not special, but for all of us I can say this: It was not a perfect year but with nearly Seven billion people all......

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...Roman Politics. The coldness of the night merged seamlessly with the coldness of daybreak. A weak sun did nothing to raise temperatures or spirits. The Legionnaires leather coats creaked ......

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