Long Oratory Poems
Long Oratory Poems. Below are the most popular long Oratory by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Oratory poems by poem length and keyword.
Matthew delivers his latest bullet tin
Matthew delivers his latest bullet – tin...
from the Harris-Walz front
where liberal minded socially progressive
electorate doth agonizingly grunt
targeted in crosshairs scoped out
eager and ready to be mortally wounded
courtesy notorious big headed
(and bigoted) infamous...
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Categories:
oratory, absence, america, angel, august, courage, future, political,
Form:
Free verse
Happy Fourth of July, Or Happy Independence Day
Happy Fourth Of July, Or Happy Independence Day
On this day we celebrate and commemorate the birth of our nation, The United States of America's Independence from Great Britain's monarchical hold and liberty's triumph
Congress voting in...
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Categories:
oratory, america, birthday, celebration, firework, food, freedom, fun,
Form:
List
The Climatic Collaboratory
I don't recall whose inspired idea it wasn't
to invite the math professor
into our Therapeutic Collaborative Laboratory.
I do recall when I first heard her speak
of cooperative polynomial qualities
for improving ego/eco-therapeutic communications.
She was, of course,
in the back...
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Categories:
oratory, culture, earth, education, environment, health, humor, math,
Form:
Political Verse
Unquotable Quotes: Lawyers - Xx
Unquotable quotes – Lawyers: XX
(No aspersions are willfully or otherwise cast on the honorable profession of the Law. Though I’m not a Barrister, I passed – through self-study – all the subjects at the...
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Categories:
oratory, abuse, culture, dedication, humor, judgement, money, word
Form:
Epigram
France III
As allies falter from his Blitzkrieg force,
the blood of British sons infuse the sand.
They pray their brothers front the Channel’s course
for they have failed to gain the upper hand.
And, so they wait as devastation rides
upon...
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Categories:
oratory, world war ii,
Form:
Crown of Sonnets
Artemisia, Part 12 of 12
A Daniel, Come to Judgment!
Before I give my judgment in this case,
my custom is to have the plaintiff read
aloud, before the other party, face to face
the statute law that’s pertinent. The screed,
Miss Gentileschi, starts...
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Categories:
oratory,
Form:
Terza Rima
Only fair it ended all square
Even sagacious tribes of loquacious scribes fail to describe the goodness gracious..bodacious..outrageous..tenacious..courageous vibes from both sides
Flush with the lush lexicon repository in the plush oratory laboratory hard not to plump for a heavenly hush…then a...
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Categories:
oratory, sports,
Form:
Free verse
Greek Philosophy After Heraclitus - Continued In Verse - With the Pluralists
THE PLURALISTS : Empedocles & Anaxagoras
That single primary substance the ‘arche’ of
the Ionian philosophers ,
Was challenged by Emphedocles (b.495BC)
and Anaxagoras(b.500BC) !
Emphedocles spoke of four qualitative elements
of Nature ;
As Earth , Air , Fire and Water...
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Categories:
oratory, historymen, hate, life, love, men,
Form:
Rhyme
Our Building(4 University of Ibadan Students' Union Building
Our convergent joint
The rallying point
Mecca to the Pastors and Sisters
Jerusalem to the “Alhajas and Alfas”
Refuge to the weak
Shield to the strong
Nowhere on campus like our building
Life made more lively
Added life to the lifeless...
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Categories:
oratory, adventure, nostalgia, philosophybody,
Form:
I do not know?
Is Ashwin the Indian Don of Spin
Where do you begin with Ravichandran Ashwin...intellectual impresario
Red ball romeo... conceptual maestro..the Kingpin of spin..leather lothario
Perpetual taunting...teasing..bubbling cerebral cauldron formenting..haunting
Troubling.. flaunting...tormenting..vaunting..fermenting..pleasing
Luminosity...but another one of the band of badger brothers
Reeks of unique chic tweak at its...
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Categories:
oratory, sports,
Form:
Rhyme
Dialogue
"Great Sculptor!
In your presence I am,
With my forehead
Touching the ground.
I am here
With entreaties
You alone can bear."
"Pour them at my feet.
But do not forget
It's ripe corns only
That I hang on my eaves."
"My legs, Great Sculptor,
They are...
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Categories:
oratory, deep, hilarious, humorous, symbolism,
Form:
Free verse
Joyless Joseph
Wordless worries wander wearily working wayward,
Towards thoughts transgressing truth’s textured tide.
As always acknowledging agnosticism’s appeal,
Essence easily evaporates, exeunt Emile.
Very virtuous violent vowels vociferously validate,
...
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Categories:
oratory, crazy, creation, imagination, , cute,
Form:
Alliteration
Clocks Ticking To Politicking
(Read later stanzas for more of the humour part ; parody of politics)
I Can't think well of a democracy
if nepotism and false promises
are part and parcel of its idiosyncrasy
A system of governance can't appeal to...
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Categories:
oratory, international, parody, political,
Form:
Rhyme
Bad Blood
Social injustices can affect so many
A hand to grasp to hide & hold
Set on fire to its oratory fragrance...
The streets were fought for territorial rights;
Out of negotiations with a long line of strife
The gangs outside...
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Categories:
oratory, art, death, dedication, faith, fear, food, funeral,
Form:
Free verse
Life of St Don Bosco
The young must know that they are loved
For there is goodness in every young person
Give me souls--the souls of young people
These boys are not bad, these boys, they need me
In their midst I feel completely at...
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Categories:
oratory, celebration, christian, i am, perspective, prayer, symbolism,
Form:
Free verse
Loyalty
We started as friends,
you knew I had a man,
Trust for me was something foreign,
I won’t pretend,
but you stayed beside me,
told me you would never lie to me,
When all the...
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Categories:
oratory, heartbreak, hope, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Fearless Or Foolish
Life is confusing sometimes
At least it has been for me
I was Mom’s “change of life” baby
two siblings far older
change in the birth certificate
three days spent as Marilyn
then I became Carolyn
not many toys in our city...
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Categories:
oratory,
Form:
Bio
A Nightingale Sings of Dawn's Glory
Cobwebs of thoughts dangle in forlorn corner
Spun by emotions that surrendered long ago
Still hanging out, anguished, in grip of throes
Engrossed in silence while gazing night skies
Admiring how they once painted astral designs
Brush stroking delight by...
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Categories:
oratory, break up, hope, love hurts,
Form:
Verse
Oratory - Power of the Spoken Word
As words escaped constricted passage
of time from eons of layered myths,
legends of demi-gods thus linked,
in glowing rendition, with whisk on hand
the Orator with staff, sang the Eel to slumber.
As words from parched lips of orchids,...
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Categories:
oratory, art,
Form:
Spoken Word
Promises
In opposition they criticize all that is wrong
and all that is good, according to their agenda.
They put clogs in wheels, aided by defiant unions
and often bringing the country to a standstill
with senseless strikes and organized...
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Categories:
oratory, political, power,
Form:
Free verse
I Know This Man of God
I know this man of God that roars from the bottom of the city, below the red blood line.
Knowing that his words never fail, every Sunday I make my way down to the bottom of...
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Categories:
oratory, dedication,
Form:
Light Verse
Restoration
Internalize the beauty which
surrounds your sacred place;
reach out and touch the breeze as it drifts by.
Caress creation's origins
imbued with nature's face
and hear our Mother praise you with her sigh.
The...
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Categories:
oratory, visionarynature, nature, truth, riddle,
Form:
I do not know?
In the Beginning Was the Poetry
Oh! The poetry of "The power and Glory"!
I recall chant and call of that Gospel Story,
In storefront churches, all across the land.
Where heat was stirred, but not dispelled
by the waving of little cardboard fans.
As towering...
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Categories:
oratory, on writing and wordswords,
Form:
Lyric
Tears of a Teen
They say our life is happy – so full of fun,
They call it advices when they point a gun,
Dad says ‘you only have to study – why can’t you’
Dear elders –wait a while, come and...
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Categories:
oratory, teen, life, me,
Form:
Free verse
Restoration
Internalize the beauty, it
surrounds your sacred place;
reach out and touch the breeze as it drifts by.
Caress creation's origins
imbued with nature's face
and hear sweet Gaia praise you with her sigh.
The...
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Categories:
oratory, philosophy, nature, nature, truth, riddle,
Form:
Dramatic Verse