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Long Swordsmen Poems

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Premium Member Rana's Legion Defends
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, your legion...

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Categories: swordsmen, death, violence, war,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Taste of Nirvana
Cease the moment and love unfolds
Stay within and time is still
A thousand swords swing against a single bladed spear
A surviving champion feared has the advantage 
How long can his strength hold out
Slice and slash, lunge...

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Categories: swordsmen, fantasy, war,
Form: Free verse
Harry West of Kokoda
Harry West was an Aboriginal stone age hunter,
 on the Kokoda trail  Second World War in New Guinea in 1942...



HARRY WEST  of KOKODA...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYFVC072rJk

One man from Goodooga, black,
 yes a "Murray" so true ...blue.
He...

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Categories: swordsmen, adventure,
Form: Ballad
The War Part 3
EVENING

Corpses and torsos lay on the disvirgined field, some have lances on there 
heads
Some bayonets on their hearts, some sabers in their stomachs.
Blood flowed like water. Lucky ones groans
But they are killed by the other...

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Categories: swordsmen, death, imagination, peace, sympathy, war, war,
Form: Ballad
Innocent Dreams
Memories of youth after many turning pages still in touch,
captured imaginations painted by passing clouds as such.
The princess of heart enters my dreaming sphere,
by first sight not knowing how she got there.
My castle of dreams...

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Categories: swordsmen, 12th grade, dream, imagination,
Form: Ballade



Premium Member The Red Road
The Battalion set out through the fields
Over mountain tops under cover of the night
Moonbeams flushed with shadows of clouds
Provided a permanent array of light
Two by two the marched softly side by side
Anonymous to trees and...

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Categories: swordsmen, war,
Form: Bio
They Made Their Heaven
They that toil the soil,  
get soiled through the soil
For they that trespass through this lands passes through
The past,  and never ever come back
This place is ours to man,  not to maim
And...

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Categories: swordsmen, 10th grade, 7th grade, africa, blue, confidence,
Form: Blank verse
Fire the Imagination
FIRE    THE   IMAGINATION


Mesmeric flames, coals aglow
Warmth on the face , don’t want to go
Burning coal and embers  smoulder
Outside room is getting colder
Pull my chair somewhat close
Moving flames me engross
Watch...

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Categories: swordsmen, imagination
Form: Couplet
The Wrath of the Norsemen
Finally by the blood of swordsmen
They reach the mystic shore
Torn by battle each parched tongue
Corrupts it’s enemy once more

Flesh and spirit torn then stained
In legend myth and tale
Blew them, this final war
Llyr upon his sail

Bleached...

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Categories: swordsmen, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, adventure,
Form: Ballad
Me Best Feature
What is my best physical feature,
I look in the mirror and all I see is a sea creature.

Is it me bald head I ask?
But when is see me face it looks like a week old...

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Categories: swordsmen, funnyme, sea, me, sea,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Just Say
Personalities, no names just the same
personalities, say what you will, after
swallowing a mediocrity pill...personalities
self inflicted pain, bold lies told
protect and defend at all costs
in the middle, I can’t stop
I want to but for pieces and...

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Categories: swordsmen, inspiration,
Form: Blank verse
Retribution
The table was running with ale,
The wizard was starting his tale.
The barley-drunk swordsmen slouched near,
And tore at some dry hunks of bread,
And scowled as the sorcerer said:
“Come close and listen and fear—“
But they only glared...

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© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: swordsmen, adventure
Form: Verse
Retribution
The table was running with ale,
The wizard was starting his tale.
The barley-drunk swordsmen slouched near,
And tore at some dry hunks of bread,
And scowled as the sorcerer said:
“Come close and listen and fear—“
But they only glared...

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© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: swordsmen, fantasy
Form: Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things