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Roman Poems - Examples of all types of poems about roman to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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Don't Be A Nazi
...are!” *** Note: When an infant, Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) was baptized in the Roman Catholic Church, and avowed his sacrament of Confirmation in accordance with the Catechism of the Catholic Church ......
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Dennis Spilchuk
Categories:
roman,
history, perspective, political,
Form:
Tanka
Wild goose chase
...twilight zone prompting me constantly questioning purposefulness, qua hair raising pursuit embarking these modern roman times all for naught, nonetheless I chide self failing to heed emotional, mental, psychological...fallout i......
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matthew harris
Categories:
roman,
adventure, allegory, america, animal,
Form:
Free verse
ROMAN HEADSTONE
...IN MEMORY OF CENTURION GAIUS LUCIUS MANIUS PRIMUS PILUS FIRST COHORT LEGIO VI VICTRIX HE SPENT HIS PENSION IN CI......
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Michael Kalavik
Categories:
roman,
allegory, death, history, morning,
Form:
Elegy
Rhyme or No Rhyme
...onrhymers immediately with (1) it’s tedious, (2) it's time-consuming, and (3) it was not used by ancient Greek and Roman poets–think Homer, think Virgil. And no less a poet and critic than Samuel Johnson, when estimating Milton’s ......
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Maurice Rigoler
Categories:
roman,
poetry,
Form:
Light Verse
Lost Pantheons
...mpts Baudelaire from early grave despair laughing joyfully le provocateur along the blue veined rivers of his romantic new violet strung camp tentatively sensitive rising alive, small gods come here worshipping......
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Lady Labyrinth
Categories:
freedom, poets, romance, romantic
Form:
Free verse
MINDFUL OF STRUGGLE
...l, do not wrap thyself in immorality. each day’s a choice to don a belt, a breastplate, shoes, a helmet, hold up a Roman-sized shield, and wield a two-edged sword. Yes, don the armor of God. Don’t forget to bend your knees, to pray......
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Kim Rodrigues
Categories:
roman,
angst, bible,
Form:
Didactic
History's Greatest Miracle Play
...As he carries the sins of mortal history On the way of tears. Scene Four Your sandaled footsteps hurry down this Roman road They carry you - walk on actor in cameo role written by a plan - Into a frenzy stirred up by seething ancie......
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Sam Kauffman
Categories:
roman,
jesus,
Form:
Narrative
Basil the Bogomil
...ness. Though they harmed no man or creature, asking for no riches, they gathered enemies while preaching in the Eastern Roman Empire. Emperor Alexius, the defender of error and deception, used his two-pointed tongue to sing a song of repent......
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David Hyatt-Bickle
Categories:
roman,
betrayal, friendship, history, jesus,
Form:
Prose
Ah Yeah Ooh
...stlers Showcase Talents Of........ Strength Endorance Agility Greco Roman Catch as Can We got weightlifting Stump pull contest Greco Roman Challenges Backflip contest T......
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Allan Terry
Categories:
roman,
art, business, cool, culture,
Form:
Blank verse
EASTER SUNDAY
...His death—First day Holy Saturday—Second day Easter Sunday—Jesus had risen—Third day The Roman and church in the West, celebrated Easter on the first Sunday Jesus' death and Resurrection, Fourteenth day......
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I Am Anaya
Categories:
roman,
celebration, easter,
Form:
Free verse
Brilliant, grandiloquent, magnificent, trenchant
...risk (quite chilly temperatures) April seventeenth -Easter Sunday two thousand twenty two when Church law obliges Roman Catholics to receive Holy Communion simultaneous blinding fiery kindling quickening xing risk within winkin b......
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matthew harris
Categories:
roman,
adventure, animal, april, celebration,
Form:
Rhyme
Reason -- the enemy translated
...m est; non legitur' means 'it's ancient greek, so who cares.'" --an ancient roman "on being asked the meaning of 'jabberwocky' at a convention of british romantic rhymesters, lewis carroll, a......
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James Starkey III
Categories:
roman,
truth,
Form:
Rhyme
Shame
...Shame When word had spread of His arrest, I left Bethesda, passed five porticoes and came Eventually upon the Roman fortress; My curiosity overriding shame. Six trials they say He underwent, stood still With arms behind Him ......
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Alan Peat
Categories:
roman,
easter, religious,
Form:
Rhyme
Marcion the mariner
...bitter salt From the water of sweetness with his boat’s bow Far greater than fiery Moses splitting the sea The roman harbour rejected him and his ship For it believed in the bitter water’s taste Though it rotted their very bone......
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David Hyatt-Bickle
Categories:
roman,
allegory, boat, christian, religion,
Form:
Free verse
Golgatha's End
...t thirty pieces bought that blood and sweat. Sweet Jesus, has it truly come to this? 'Fore Pontius Pilate, seat of Roman power, civility, barbaric and uncouth, the lord of a dominion cruel and dour is juxtaposed 'gainst witness to t......
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Jeff Kyser
Categories:
roman,
good friday,
Form:
Quatrain
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