Short Re Enactment Poems
Short Re Enactment Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Re Enactment by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Re Enactment by length and keyword.
Inborn Tears
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I congratulate
the icicles on their serenity.
They have courage and backbone;
their hard hearts will never give way.
Mid-morning I hear drops of water steadily falling.
I look up at the eaves. I see
the enactment of the same old story.
The icicles are weeping away their inborn tears
and if they only knew it, their true identity....
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Categories:
re enactment, courage, cry,
Form:
Free verse
The Roman Colosseum
The Colosseum is a Roman work
Capable of seating thousands or more
Used for gladiatorial contests, mock battles
Such action seen in its famous battles
Or re-enactment of a classic work
They have all people shouting loud for more
Fierce lions attacking Christians and more
Imagine such things in life and death battles
Fighting or staying together won't work
All shouting for greater work,more, battles...
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Categories:
re enactment, death,
Form:
Tritina
Juneteenth
Justice delayed from fringed time frazzled cry
Until the DREAM can heal itself and broken trust
Negroes shackled minds in the velvet shadows try
Evolving with a nation drunken in bloody lust
Trapped in tragedy of a blurred emancipation line
Edged to the margin of Reconstruction, it tells
Empty enactment lagging that Constitutional hell
Nattering historic lies, blood and tongue dispels
Truth against the moral lie, all brotherhood a shell
Heaven's rich cause stumble in raged hearts to fill....
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Categories:
re enactment, black african american,
Form:
Acrostic