Roosevelt Poems - Poems about Roosevelt

1969 WAS A HORRID TIME IN CHICAGO MARTIN LUTHER KING WAS KILLED CHURCHES LOOTING CHICAGO WAS LITERALLY BURNING DOWN ESPECIALLY THE WEST SIDE GANGS CONTROLLING THE STREETS SINCE JEFF FORT LOST THE GOVERMENT FUNDING FOR CITY YOUTH PROGRAMS BECAUSE HE WAS FUNDING THE GANGS BLACK SOULS SO YES BETWEEN HIM LARRY HOOVER BLACK PANTHERS CIVIL...

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A couth poetic platypus, Choosing words that are never rude, Carries a heavy blunderbuss, And softly croons a platitude....

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So easy to call him Titch. He's just a tiny teddy-bear. Yet I, a grown-up man, feel a strange affection. Affection, yes, for something fluffy, and all you can do is look at it, talk to it – or should I say “him”? – and leave it on a shelf, table, desk. Ah, yes, so much history: Theodore Roosevelt. He hated the name Teddy, but folk...

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I Mr. R. was in rapt reverie Mr. M rowed the boat A last minute rescue mission For otter gone over, for a Piper Not Pied, but he may as well have been Lured the junior from Mr. Portly O. Otter senior, according to K. Grahame II Before messrs R & M (rat & mole) that is, Found the young otter who'd gone missing Causing grief...

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Nation huddled in darkness As a leader emerged Promising a “New Deal” Recovery from the Great Depression Our thirty-second president Wise, compassionate Franklin Delano Roosevelt Beacon of hope for families Warm Spring’s historic train, now rusty Once carried people with polio Visitors to FDR’s Little White House Hoping tepid water would ease their plight Touring the White House museum, You can see the bed where he...

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt, White House is where he dwelt. He did three long terms, “Set term limits” congress confirms! January 23, 2019 Contest:Educate Me with Humor - Leader Clerihew Franklin Delano Roosevelt (/'ro?z?v?lt/,[1] /-v?lt/;[2] January 30, 1882 – April 12, 1945), often referred to by his initials FDR, was an American statesman and political leader who served as the 32nd...

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Former first lady Eleanor Roosevelt With women's rights mostly dealt But her husband Franklin Let "Missy" Lehand spank him...

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I love to sit and watch the Roosevelt Elk for hours. The Roosevelt Elk named for Theodore Roosevelt, it's my favorite animal in the wild. They are the largest of the four remaining North American elk subspecies. They are beautiful, majestic creatures that walk with their head up high with pride. They stand...

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“The only thing to fear is fear itself” FDR's speech rings true for the world's health Nothing's changed Cept for some names Freedom's still out to lunch and the air still smells...

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The Roosevelt Elk The Roosevelt Elk A beautiful, majestic creature, that walks with head up high with pride that stands as tall as a horse, with a rack of antlers with many points that looks like a crown on top of his head depending on how old he is, that he uses as a...

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they came in three's as my big brother placed a wooden plank splitting the rushing water from the mouth of the fire hydrants running throughout the city peace signs covered the corners as human stop signs lined roosevelt road twelve were present in thee upperoom there was a round table of angst i suppose as the...

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LIFE IS NOT A MAGAZINE OF FAR AWAY PLACES OR OF PEOPLE OF FAR AWAY FACES BUT A GAME WHERE EVERYONE THE SAME GETS TO THE FINISH LINE IN TIME ALTHOUGH ROOSEVELT IS ON THE DIME AND HITLER WAS A SLIME BETTER LAST THAN FIRST STANDING UP THAN LYING DOWN ON YOUR SIDE ASS IN THE AIR MOVE THE CHECKER ONE RED...

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O rigin, the beginning, the mostest, bestest, most beauteous H ave you ever been so very full of the symbolic M essage of the flower kingdom Y ou just can’t stand to see, or smell, another G od forsaken picker pushing O range, red, white, pink D andy, handy, trite , A nalog for the joy and pain; D ripping from the plucked A...

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