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Empires Poems - Poems about Empires
Empires Poems - Examples of all types of poems about empires to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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Tidal Whirlpool
Into the darkness I drove the line. With sudden persistence I stuck their spirits. Questions arose about my faith. Under the shadows the powers of the air quake. Through blended fields I struck their souls. Yoking my aura deep into...
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Patrick ORourke
Categories:
empires,
blessing, celebration, courage, mental
Form:
Free verse
Empires Dream
Dream, dreams of empire in realms vision scapes an infinite fire… Standing, casting away all thoughts onto the shores of a world afar As the Red Sea’s meet in between the emerald seams of a violent life, on a lazy...
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Poet Tellaferro
Categories:
empires,
allegory, allusion, analogy, anger,
Form:
Rhyme
The Rise and Fall of Empires
An empire rises, When the trees are in their prime, Until axes can be heard ringing all the time, And the waters start to rise above the plimsoll line An empire dies, When the old men of the forest, Are...
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©
David Smith
Categories:
empires,
analogy, anger, baptism, bereavement,
Form:
Clerihew
Beyond
my destiny stems far and beyond born with the spiritual no need for a magic wand within, ancient wisdom corresponds people unintentionally fear the black swan I’m a freedom fighter better than Flynn from the movie Tron the force in me...
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©
Anita Wilson
Categories:
empires,
destiny, dream, life, spiritual,
Form:
Rhyme
Lands and Empires
Kingdoms and countries fill the earth, King and Queen, Prince and Princess wisely Reign empire with providence sovereignty, Royal rank, authority, and power with ties key. Ancient Egyptian Empire also Hittite and Babylonian Large empires Assyrian, Persian, and Median realms...
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©
John Washburn
Categories:
empires,
america, england, political, spanish,
Form:
Rhyme
Empires
So much for the thrill of rule, of control, I've had my fill, though I've burdened no throne. Tis a small, poisoned mind temptation stole, and loaned cursed gold no greed could condone. Natural to men - are...
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J. I. Thomas F.
Categories:
empires,
community, conflict, fear,
Form:
Sonnet
Empires Slowly Fall
The sun will shine and Lovers will dine and It don't really matter if You don't know why Clouds up in the sky Will keep on floating by Even if you ease your mind So,...
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©
Samuel Durant
Categories:
empires,
love,
Form:
Romanticism
From Empires To Pawns
It might be cliche but we must right all our wrongs. Bringing downfall to the susceptible ones. I know I am not. One to preach. But truth and dignity, from which I Believe. Come old faithful one. Enlighten by my Sun. Shaping...
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©
Justin Hansen
Categories:
empires,
adventure, depression, faith, fear,
Form:
Epic
Loud As Empires
With regardless grace, The dawn succeeds. We, the midnight revolutionaries, Are as loud as empires In the calling black. The day comes. Our words refuse her....
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©
Annabelle Jane
Categories:
empires,
introspection, love, on writing
Form:
Free verse
Empires
Empires. Over the massive easterly ridge I see thousands of soldiers, in splendid golden helmets, marching down the slope pushing shadows, the residue of night, in front of them. There is a momentary lull as a wayward cloud...
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©
Jan Oskar Hansen
Categories:
empires,
life, nature, political, satire,
Form:
Sonnet
In the Wake of Empires
I anticipate the marching campaigns of your fingertips, the mapping of vexed trails to be conquered those relentless, lawless, crusades over every sensitive summit. You've built empires over my every nerve and toppled each with gratifying urgency. Ah! My Lover, my...
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©
Jean Marble
Categories:
empires,
passion
Form:
Free verse
Empires of War
Empires rise, Legions fall. Men and women live through it all. Empires fall, Legions cross the sea. Families with men they never again will see. Empires no more, Legions disappear. War is done and people no longer live in fear....
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©
Naira Attia
Categories:
empires,
life, passion, political, war,
Form:
Blank verse