Woeler's Poetry

[Noah]

I really like them Woeler. You remind me a Dutch version of Shakespeare. Great job buddy!

[Panda-chan]

Wow, these are pretty good.

[UncoordinatedPisces]

I really enjoyed reading these! <3 Really like them, you have talent.

[Arani]

Wow, I love these! You're really good, please make more!

[KopsTheTerminator]

These deserve much more attention than some other threads here.

[DGFone]

Lemme guess. The USA?

[Regulus]

Actually, no.

I was kinda surprised too.

[Kitva Hyperlink]

There really good.

[DGFone]

Northern empire? Kings? I mist have missed major part of history class

It's a poem. Isn't poetry supposed to be symbolic? USA: Northern Hemisphere. President = King. President's land = kingdom.

Believe me, it's very easy to tweak your poem to sound like it's about the US. Especially when you add your "Lives taken for granted", "The great era of power" (is over), and "The Northern empire" (is over), add to your rather famous attitude towards the US, and it's easy to see how it applies.

But if you were more literal than that, I think it's about Great Britain. An empire that was proud to have so much land that "the sun never sets on the British Empire", and completely whittled down to the mainland, and finally officially declared over in 1999.

[DGFone]

^ So in other words, you have 0% symbolism. What's the point of writing poetry then?

Because, unless you start giving exact dates (for example, that specific march back home), this can still apply to many different places and times.

Now I'll add Napoleon and the fall of the French empire after attacking Russia to the list.