Pillaging Poems - Poems about Pillaging

...looter marauder a freebooting buccaneer plundering pirate pish posh thievery pillaging provoking sought by females......

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...Greenland The Vikings often fished for cod along the coast We know as Greenland since they had noticed Where the ice had thawed, green grass grew Olav, the hairy, thought it would be a good ......

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...BONE BEACH This was the island where it famously ended Upon a peaceful tribe, violence descended A proud history lost and poorly defended Raiders seeking alleged mythical treasures Pillaging g......

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...Humanity still struggles to comprehend That all life on earth is for us to tend We must cease our pillaging of this great land Instead, care for all life as it was planned We are the shepherds......

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...Of her gifts of nature, once pristine flowing streams, her green and blue majestic presence in the infinite universe vast reaches, My Jesus Christ left her in our care, we must act now, not late......

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...Donning sable spots on buff hearts: With all the resolve an’ brutality They pursue their prey; Stopping at nothing but the Quarry’s final gasp for a breath They’re the pillaging African wil......

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...Eternal souls in temporal tents Spiritual battles that won’t relent. Good the desire, evil conspires God is drawing and Satan clawing And eternity hangs in the balance. The unseen is seen in w......

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...It doesn’t do any good to mind your own business, if you’re black, you’re going to get knocked down. Makes no difference if a hundred people beg them, they’re going to keep you pinned to the groun......

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...Walking through the halls unopposed, Seeking weakness and pillaging fears, Bullying the weak and it’s all cheers, All those around with their eyes closed. Large crowd, feeling alone; enslaved b......

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...Beware The Ides of March 2023 Ides simply referred to first new moon, which usually fell between the thirteenth and fifteenth day of a given month. The following events all occurred fift......

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...Ides simply referred to first new moon, which usually fell between the thirteenth and fifteenth day of a given month. Smithsonian Magazine history buff Tom A. Frail posted March 4, 2010 iss......

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...I experience inappetence... (similar physiological phenomena affected yours truly exactly one year ago), yet nevertheless hunger, not only for victuals but peace on Earth and goodwill to all......

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...It was called “Spy Rock” in my day Said you could see for miles around The encampments of Confederates From this large rock on higher ground When the men in grey invaded our land Brawling, lo......

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...GOODLUCK Gutless muffled monarch wooed millions to the poll, Oozing pathetic speech of poverty (I once had no shoes) On congruent grounds we let him, though we hate......

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...I am convinced that any mortal man is more aware of his invincible spirit, more enraged than a rebel not being trampled by fear: I can't defy death and not be lowered into that cold grave, that d......

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