Regiments Poems - Poems about Regiments

... "Azure Vistas" Azure vistas presented themselves to me rolling inwards the clouds like tumbleweeds mercilessly bump fallen angels off the map like torrents of rain fal......

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...Hey there little one Toddling ‘round your parents’ feet Not yet knowing who you are A whole wide world to meet You have Nobility - Heroes’ blood pumps in your heart Martyrs, warriors and pion......

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...On the eve of that somber, stormy night, I began to see strings of spring swirling soundlessly along the thread-thin blade of this culinary cutlery. Why does gravity lay on thick in this silver st......

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... "Sewn" Super hero come walk fire with me all super heroes are freaks fuelled by their hidden vulnerability and their dark cherished secrets poets some consider roman......

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... “It Came in Our Dreams” The Others watch on, somewhere above us. we, ant like form our battalions soldier ants with no substantial sting repelling reptilian brai......

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...Soldier Several regiments laurel. Other regiments regiment. Line fighters scuffle. Different regiments suspect. Individual encounters intersect. Equivalent resistances strike. Regular troop......

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...It was a glorious summer day and I woke up with the lark Got my wheelchair ready and then headed to the park I noticed a girl out jogging, with her dog down by the lake And felt a chill as the......

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...Arlington Row upon row as if grown from the green carpet they stand starkly white at attention. Mute sentinels in the drenching sunlight. Although rooted and still, in martial regiments, th......

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...REMEMBRANCE Behind a bright flint wall Limestone epaulettes neatly cut Hidden from passing eyes is Lijssenthoek. In pristine rows of white they stand erect, Shoulder to shoulder ......

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... "See: A Marriage Worthy, Letters Offered to an Aching Bride" See The blood of man drips from his fingers note the true Son of Man No lou......

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...There are rows upon rows of gorgeous tulips. They are planted in regiments, marching in place, silently, stealthily, watching, waiting. Regiments of yellow, white, pink and red. The large windmill sm......

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...Khatia Buniatishvili's Tour de Force of Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto N° 1 in B-flat minor on Zubin Mehta's 80th Birthday* … the caged-beast terrified defying the donderbus blasts vollies of mus......

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...Sun is shining as I sing my redemption song. Hey lady, no woman no cry, lets spread one love. Jammin', spreading positive vibrations so strong, like t......

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...Where are you, Spring? Nor'westerly, with icy blade it carves through puny shields of woolly hats and scarves gives brief respite, then pierces yet again, brings tears to eyes of happiest of men,......

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...Battle of Arras April – May 1917 By Stanley Russell Harris The new mad author & A Poetry Soup honourably mentioned poet I was not there. I have to say. I was not born. I meant to say. Had I......

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