Defied Poems - Poems about Defied

In the recognition ceremony during the Special School’s commencement exercises, I was ecstatic while witnessing my child jubilantly flashing his double thumbs’ up trademark gesture. He was screaming with glee when he acknowledged his name announced as “Academic Excellence Awardee.” Oh, so triumphant was I in propelling his wheelchair, as he painstakingly, yet...

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There was a queen named Madeline Tuckett. She defied the king, telling him to "Stuff it." He was greatly offended his honor he defended by having queen's head in a bucket....

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There was a "thread" of evil in the atmosphere as stick as a wall and hard as steel.* This stream of evil resulted from the defiance and fall of lucerfer himself. The location, without fowls or "birds" of prey, was beyond the outer space experienced by human kind. It was in a zone of rebellion...

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Even now, Pigeons stool surprised while ensconced in dovecote whose twittering translated as coo coo not bright asper Icarus aiming for mythic cull magic did excite popularized notion to take winged flight And for twenty first century mortal to wax poetic this January...

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Hateful eyes Defied noon, As the moon ever spying, Watched overhead, In Dusk sight chills are sent to spine. Somebody’s watching me, Somebody is watching me....

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Four times, nay, five it's true, Grim Reaper defied. The first was when down Hollywood streets I flew at Ninety five. Averting wheel, I turned it fast and struck my head on window's glass Past throngs of people truly shocked flew that beast upon concrete knocked down busy street flying fast a dangerous stunt indeed was that. The throttle stuck in engine...

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