Poems About: HISTORY

The recording of culture is history;
but our culture is more than that.
It's the world of human action,
and the myths we make of the fact. read more »

Nominees for A PULITZER in Comedy-Tragedy Literature
(in the production of the greatest farce ever)

1) Charles Darwin (for his writing 'On the Origin of Species') read more »

History

Events roll the tiles of time
We pass through day and night read more »

one day
one hour
one minute
every passing of time holds a part of history read more »

One answer only, please

1) History is a record of the best in human affairs
2) History is a record of the worst in human affairs read more »

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</>Malacca River
dazzling the history
of the old city read more »

I know the history teacher will start
To tell us about the Greco-roman past
Now that I know this subject is vast
It gets more difficult class by class read more »

History stones people.


They stoned Moses, David and Linclon, read more »

In Melbourne streets named in his honour though he does not warrant such fame
For he lived a life of dishonour yet he never felt any shame
For his crimes against the poor of Ireland the winners write the history they say
And historians are too kind to Cromwell the one who did awful things in his day. read more »

My ice cold blood
[you're not a warm-blooded creature]
Your ice cold stare
Is my HISTORY TEACHER read more »

Symbols of Freedom.
Engraved stories will
never be erased.
Stories of History. read more »