Long Whitehall Poems
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Categories:
whitehall, betrayal, god, racism, religion,
Form:
Free verse
Adapting the CraftAdapting the Craft
My father looked up Zealot Street
toward the mountain where ore
buckets hung to cart the coal.
“Don’t go near the mine” he repeat-
ed, the chant of elders who fore-
warned him of the dangerous hole.
He’d just...
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Categories:
whitehall, father son, son,
Form:
Rhyme
Riots of LondonLiberty Hall
The halls are packed with Liberty,
She cries FREEDOM on the streets.
The halls are packed with Liberty,
The children forgo their sweets.
Let's have a Ball
Smash and grab, fire asunder
Take what you can, who cares!
Come on people,...
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Categories:
whitehall, judgement,
Form:
Lyric
British farmers go'As a war on life intesifys the land of Britian must soon decide.' How and what they'll put inside; their bodies.'
That their earth and farmers provide.' Will it be earwigs?
Or potatoes and beef? To be...
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Categories:
whitehall, abuse, anti bullying, discrimination, earth, family,
Form:
Rhyme
The Forgotten HeroesThe chill of morning sweeps the streets of Whitehall.
Rain falls like tears from the sky onto the Cenotaph stone.
I fear the sight of his name, should the pain make me fall,
Amongst the crowd I stand...
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Categories:
whitehall, dad, death, soldier, war,
Form:
Free verse
Hip Hip HoorayHip Hip Hooray
Hip Hip Hooray for today Naseby Day!
...
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Categories:
whitehall, history, today, truth,
Form:
Narrative
R.I.P DwayneDwayne
How stupid could you be
you were smoking weed and jumping off cliffs that you didnt know
off to your friends you were trying to show
when you didnt even know how to swim
did you think you would...
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Categories:
whitehall, deathpeople, people,
Form:
Free verse
21 Cents21 Cents
The information blackouts
Are drawn at Whitehall, while
Our controls are being hacked
And hijacked, those freedoms
That our parents fought seem
Threatened by a dangerous dream.
Eugenics shadows of the past,
Mechanics to assist or replace.
The voluntary...
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Categories:
whitehall, philosophy, parents, parents,
Form:
Verse
Antiques and Other LiesAntiques and Other Lies
By Elton Camp
In the antique store, you had better beware
Often, it’s just used items being sold there
By all of the experts we are firmly told
To be antique, it must be 100 years...
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Categories:
whitehall, funny, may,
Form:
Rhyme
'prodigious Philanthropist'Prodigious;
Remarkable or impressive in extent, size or degree.
Prodigious;
Archaically unnatural or great abnormally.
The difference between, only being slight of hand.
Biblical in proportion as before the great flood,
The living grieved must now take an archaic stand,
Banish this...
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Categories:
whitehall, abuse, anger, celebrity, corruption, courage, irony, symbolism,
Form:
Rhyme
Turning PagesNaiveté in younger years
And meager sense between my ears
What interested me the most
Were comic strips within the Post.
“Deep in Bengalla
Woods within the famed Skull Cave
The masked Phantom waits...”
Throughout advancing teenage years
My interest turned to social...
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Categories:
whitehall, introspection
Form:
Couplet
The FencepostThe fencepost, bits now
Sunk below the surface of
The dirt, lay broken much the
Same as that day, years ago,
Little Georgie told his Ma, with
Excitement building in his voice,
Hurried by his mates pleading
Nearbye "Momma, I'll fix the
Fence...
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Categories:
whitehall, bereavement,
Form:
Free verse