Aaf) The Origins, Uk Poem by Paolo Giuseppe Mazzarello

Aaf) The Origins, Uk

Rating: 2.8


In 1272, Edward Plantagenet came to the English throne.
He conquered Wales, obtained part of Scotland.
Though there were bloody wars, one sees a singular unity of the Great Island:
One can give another a good beating, in the end people are together.
I don't know if it is why in 1215 a King without land
Shared some land the same with his subjects.
A Hundred Years' War is long,
The most important thing is that one should not care about the enemy in the end.
In the fifteenth century Henry the Navigator discovered Guinea,
England discovered a good idea
In the end of the century it discovered Another One even better.

Aaf) The Origins, Uk
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: discovery,kingdoms,war and peace
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
In last line: Another One = America.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sarwar Chowdhury 11 August 2009

Fine wording of the facts dear history teller! 10+

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Catrina Heart 20 April 2009

Very informative piece, historic verses written to share to all of us....Thanks!

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Tina Marie Clark 12 April 2009

Very Enlightening! My Friend Your Poems hold My Attention!

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