Bismark Poems - Poems about Bismark

...I saw myself upon a lonely road— Night fell, and cold winds stirred. Like a soldier taking the night watch, I wandered the wild in silence. Fair enough, they say: “You must be a man.” But what......

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...Like the twelfth juror in the play I must say I am not convinced For I know a recipe for trouble I have seen the double standards And I do not approve this for Kenya I will never approve ......

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...BISMARK SEA 1943 It was early nineteen forty three, Kokoda fight was over, Thirteen thousand Japanese were dead amongst the clover, New Guinea still had fifty thousand more, in wait, To ki......

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...Leon Bismark "Bix" Beiderbecke (March 10, 1903 – August 6, 1931) It was said of Bix That his Cornet spat out notes Like shooting bullets at a bell And his solos sounded as sweet As a girl sa......

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...Billy Bismark, bounced his ball on Bentley Green, Susie Shaw, shaded in a distant dream, Billy Bismark bounced his ball onto her head, Susie Shaw, then shook her hand and said, “Naughty Billy Bis......

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