Poems About: HISTORY

'Henry the Eight had five wifes and a headmistress! '

'Churchill is that dog that can't sing and sells insurance on the telly! ' read more »

In the annals of history great men once stood,
and embraced their destinies for the common good.
Kennedy, Churchill and King
they all had a vision and a dream, read more »

If yesterday is history,
Why do we hold on to it?
If tomorrow is a mystery,
Why do we look for it? read more »

The poor
The homeless
The mother
The father read more »

a history of the broom
a short one, or long
will see us down on the floors
in the streets and the corners; read more »

this has got to be the
most interestying
presidential campaign ever read more »

We look at an old chair and wonder
whose bottom once sat there.
Was it someone Royal
or someone posh read more »

Our love is like the U.S.A. history

We've had our times of horror
And the times that led us to tommorrow read more »

I stand on a past,
A past that's quite filled
Filled with lies
Filled with truth read more »

Each time Anzac Day returns
I listen to the history
Solemnly reflect
On the deeds and outcomes read more »

The poor
The homeless
The mother
The father read more »

The Detroit Lions' legacy is destroyed,
With them having the first season ever with no wins,
It seems like the players are gigantic babies,
And after many dismal seasons, read more »