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Poetry: History

• 1 of 53

  by Brittany L. Morgan

  HADRIAN'S WALL

  (c. A.D. 122)

  The Roman Empire had just ceased to expand.
  The Romans were no longer in need of land.
  Despite past

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• 2 of 53

  by Michael Carleton

  I walk these dusty halls of stone,
  Footprints in the sand.
  Endless rains,
  Of endless pains,
  Couldn't wash the blood from this

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• 3 of 53

  by Emmanuel Bandoh

  Title: History Versus Her-story.
  Poetry Commentary: Article:-

  As the ticking
  of the seconds
  turn into minutes,
  and the minutes
  treacle

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  by John Gregory Myers

  Poem: "A Samurai's Tale"

  A fine sword-maker would boast

  "Buy the set, this time only...last chance

  As it will never be made

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  by Evelyn Idoko

  History in Ruins

  Priceless documents from the past
  lay on the dusty shelves and wait
  as cruel years of neglect watch them fade
  yellow,
  decay,

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