Royals Poems - Poems about Royals

Magna Carta Charter that determined the King does Not have absolute power for he may not reign at his own self-centered whim, nae! much of his authority must be siphoned off Relinquished to Earls, Lords, Barons, Bishops Knights no longer must blindly obey The king and his subjects convened on the dewy emerald green meadows Of Runnymede King John was compelled to sign the Magna Carta With...

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The British royal family is front and center this weekend. How unusual is that? The empire may be gone, but it’s time to recall its ghost, dust it off and invoke the ancient spell of monarchy. A coronation, The original dog & pony show - God’s kingly sinecure. I can’t even remember the last one. You have...

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II I was thinking ... Absences Used to make hearts grow fonder Or so the proverb said, in my youth True in some ways ... Untrue in another Some have departed poetry and breath Such is human existence Absences makes a heart stronger But only if we survive the heartbreak (I no longer spend time with pets Lest I get fond of them...

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"Murky Royals" All these Kings are in it for themselves, Their kingdom filled with mana meant for the slaves, even cheese meant for the mice, shelves pregnant and forgotten with treasures pilfered from the farmer's hands. They say they are for the people, yet their castles built so high they don't awe there are the people! Multitudinous hours put...

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A woman arrived early from Minsk Hoping to get a nod from the prince His procession went by She never caught his eye Now her fondness for him is past tense...

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1799 c.e. Invading the privacy of Egypt’s estate, Napolean and troops on their tippy toes, Sweetly snatching the Rosetta Stone. Turning it over cartouche style, Lusting to surround Josephine, in battle. Their royal names forevermore, amore… Jean-Francois Champollion joined the duo in bed. His hands glided, over three parallel scripts – Hyroglyphic, demotic, and Greek; translation exotic 1978 c.e. Princess Leia, a 3-D hero hologram Parlayed with...

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Royals of Emotions    As a confusing annoyance grew inside my head; A silent torment stormed and throttled as I lay at night a mist my bed. The old unforgivable and the new unforgettable; Not noticing what's in front of you, beautiful,  and what's pivotal. Feeling of barriers and strong holds to ones' certain extents; No completeness, broadness, and fulfillment, is...

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Saturday night October 24, 2015 8:39 p.m. Kansas City, Mo Stephen Becker pen name Brian Stoaks ...

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Leaning against the warmth of old oak, I recall your sun burnt skin that summer. As I let my fingers linger on the side of the bench where you used to sit, a memory - like noon day’s sun light, seeps into my senses. A light wind ruffles my hair at the nape of my neck, that...

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They parachute nude into urban New Jersey, two Brits on a mission to claim their nobility, a Prince and his Princess, infantile, ill equipped, out to reconquer America, their rightful home. ******* A synopsis of a novel written...

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New Rules for the Royals By Elton Camp Though Kate may become queen some day To some she is required to curtsey anyway For it is a mere commoner she used to be She must defer to those born royal, you see Though if her husband is standing right there To curtsey to most of them she needn’t care All those rules sound...

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by Michael J. Falotico ...

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Phooey to the Royals By Elton Camp In the USA, we are all Mister, Mrs. or Miss The royal titled our collective foot can kiss In England they sure seem to take delights Giving flattering titles to economic parasites When I hear baron, lord, prince, earl or duke, Titles really just sort of make me want to puke Seems to me that they...

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