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Regan Poems - Poems about Regan


Premium Member Ronald Regan If You Please
I have no idea why I liked Ronald Regan the best. I do not remember or care if he is a Republican or a Democrat. I possibly admired him because he was in a movie with a monkey. He seemed like a genuine person, approachable and kind. If you have guessed I am not into politics big time, You...

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Categories: regan, america, presidents day, tribute,
Form: Free verse
Ronnie and Nancy Regan Together Again
Ronnie and Nancy Regan Together Again This isn't exactly the way it was meant to be, but what really is? You will receive the general idea in my poem. If the President is also Commander in Chief, how many stars and stripes does he get to wear? According to the Constitution, we are all civilian soldiers...

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Categories: regan, appreciation, beautiful, bereavement,
Form: Couplet



Nancy Davis Regan Legacy
Nancy Davis Regan Legacy Will you stop missing him a lot; No never, and certainly will not And even yet she does suppose On her forever he grows and grows. Event though them death did part He still remains deep in her heart From the first time when married And his wonderful baby she carried. Sometimes things become extreme As if part of an extravagant...

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Categories: regan, appreciation, happiness, love,
Form: Couplet
Rest Inpeace Regan
Rest in peace my charming friend; lo your body is now asleep but you spirit remains with us always. With our constant lively action, everything seems much more still without you here, but we shall remember and cherish you as you were-fun loving and full of life. You lit up the world around you just...

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Categories: regan, absence, death of a
Form: Acrostic
Goneril & Regan (King Lear)
Ladies of untrue filial ingratitude I doubt if you are genuine to the crown Your love thrown to a villain's attitude The old king sees now that love speaks than clown Words. For ladies who plucks respected beard And poison for love is what thou see'st A daughter who calls love silent is heard But who dare throws own self to the...

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Categories: regan, daughter, death, family, father,
Form: Sonnet




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