Trebuchets Poems - Poems about Trebuchets

...Arms, legs, fists, feet, beating chests; teeth meet. Stones, bones, sharp-honed tusks, poisoned darts; obsidian clubs. Slings, arrows, outrageous bows, black-edged flints; sharp-pointe......

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...Bonny Island You, who are drunk on the palm wine of the mighty Atlantic’s eternal fatuity laugh and make vain in perpetuity her attempts to blot you out of sight Daily taunt the thundering w......

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...I've seen trebuchets thrust rocks into crowds. I've heard the weeping of the wounded pray. I've walked through blood clad fields and screamed aloud. Not a sound or even a whisper came. I've felt ......

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...A kingdom without a King A nation with no aim Politics and cathedrals, useless and forsaken Palisades and trebuchets, empty and lame Where is the King, the ruler, the leader? Where is the body, the......

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...((Sequel to 'Awaiting' and prequel to 'Victory')) The castle walls were crumbling. Agonizing cries of terror pierced the night But trebuchets continued to bombard The aged and failing stone. A......

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