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Tyrannis Poems - Poems about Tyrannis


Sic semper evello mortem tyrannis - part i
...Sic semper evello mortem tyrannis, high bred poiet?s of mine ("Thus always I cause the death of tyrants.”) the purported line Brutus uttered after assassinating Julius Caesar. Alte......

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Categories: tyrannis, 10th grade, adventure, allah,
Form: Free verse
Sic semper evello mortem tyrannis - part ii
...Highlight of Goofus and Gallant bred within the survival instinct of hungry hordes of prey, when Earth in the balance against an uncomfortable truth smug smurf like scavengers. Pun......

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Categories: tyrannis, absence, adventure, africa, america,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Three Stars Over Syria
...Sic semper tyrannis thus always to tyrants. Rebel rebel rebel ! Storms of rebellion topple his brutal regime capture the capital, Damascus liberation celebration. His brutal regime…millions......

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Categories: tyrannis, angst, freedom, violence, war,
Form: Haibun
Neigh say being corralled and cult shod
...Neigh say being corralled & cult shod "Sic semper evello mortem tyrannis" translation = thus always I bring death to tyrants.” Above the fray of twittering, squabbling, and madding crowd......

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Categories: tyrannis, 12th grade, age, allusion,
Form: Free verse
Brownian Motion Writ Large
...Brownian motion writ large... within small medium as light brainstorm doth hail forth the following poem. Across the realm of gray matter slowly percolating within tissue composed of neuron......

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Categories: tyrannis, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse



Booth Made Famous On April 15th Mdccclxv
...Booth made famous on April 15th, MDCCCLXV... Sic semper tyrannis ad mortem ("Thus always I bring death to tyrants"). Ever since early forerunners of twenty first century mankind (sprinted ......

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Categories: tyrannis, animal, confusion, family, fear,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Virginia
...Virginia is a bread-and-butter woman. She reckons by the Farmers’ Almanac. She welcomes you with southern inhibitions, Then gossips to her friends behind your back. Virginia goes to church each......

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Categories: tyrannis, allegory,
Form: Lyric
How Delightfully Tyrannical
...A man came here to speak today, students did not like him at all, egged of by professors, quite enraged, with no decency at all. They claim we should ‘hear all sides,’ but when this man dared to......

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Categories: tyrannis, america, discrimination, evil, faith,
Form: Rhyme
Farewell Lincoln: a Reflection
...April 15th, 1865, The cries of America went out, We lost the gentle giant that worked to hold the threads of our country together. Our American Cousin was the last that he heard, Except for the c......

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Categories: tyrannis, america, death, history,
Form: Free verse
Booth (Final Curtain)
...Booth. How you hated the Union. The end of suffrage you so despised. One in the brain of the great orator. Death in the theatre. Sic Semper Tyrannis.......

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Categories: tyrannis, history
Form: Free verse

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