Parliaments Poems - Poems about Parliaments

...I am the voice of time — The whisper of centuries long silenced, And today, I thunder: The Earth has turned. The meek now reign. In the year 2050, China stands not as a country, But as the he......

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...I stood beyond the stars, past the birth-cries of galaxies, and turned my gaze to Earth— and I wept. Not with the tears of man, but with the sorrow of God. For what I beheld was not creation,......

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...They rise in suits, not in truth, Whispering honey into the ears of youth. They promise bread, and break it twice — Then sell the crumbs at triple price. These are the kings without a crown, T......

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...HALLS OF AMENTI :1 My Kingdom is clear of books poetry, coins My Kingdom is clear of colour just Me on my Throne giv......

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...The lesson was don’t speak with a mouthful, And not at all when grown folk speak. My pitiful plate burns on my lap, So too does my sister’s on hers. The dinner table sits too small to invite chil......

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...Gentlemen, raise your glass to the British institution, Breeding the champagne elite with seamless execution Exclusively tailored for the clotted cream of the crop With privileged patrilineage as ......

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...On June 30th 1889 one hundred and thirty-two years ago In the ambiance of Continental Hotel Paris Two visionary Parliamentarians And men of peace English Man William Randal Cremer And Fr......

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...On reflection, I find myself within these walls for having played the game of mans false testimony, I chose to take the blame. I asked a great teacher, one of so many, to share with me their love, an......

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...“… My precious child, I love you and would never leave you. During times of trial and suffering, when you see only one set of footprints in the sand, it was when I carried you” (Margaret Fishback Pow......

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...Do these crows have a name, What do they talk amongst themselves? Do they gossip as to who makes the best takeaway dish. Do they go to school and learn numbers, wear masks during air travels. ......

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...I can’t breathe, I can’t breathe, you are suffocating me sir, Please give me some space and let me live, And if you are trying to suffocate me, Suffocating my words to come out, I can still swa......

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...The urge For we been equipped fellow citizens of Motherland, Africa she sang of, Poetic is It justice? just ice frosting dreams, hopes Parliament a breeding citadel of perverse Codes that ......

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...No wonder why I have this naked head These weak claws, Neither have I ever Wondered why I feed chiefly on carrion Rotting carcass dressed by fellow humane Ages past starving, preying, pitying s......

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...In parliaments of war and glory You moved in ways marking life's truth, To seal a vow of destined mission Guiding your path…a brazen, uplifting voice Sparked by this incessant passion ......

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...In my safe and healthy climate home we find our most effective way to defensively avoid ballistic violence in words and aggressive actions is to begin and end each potential vampiratic day with......

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