Read full poem →The flag of morn in conqueror's state
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Dictionary Entry
Someone who conquers
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Poetry examples for “conqueror”
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Read full poem →Victorious sounds! yet here your homage do
Unto a gentler conqueror than you;
Who though he flies the music of his praise,
Read full poem →All, with one varying voice, call to him, Come and subdue;
Still for their Conqueror call, and, but for the joy of being conquered
(Rapture they will not forego), dare to resist and rebel;
Read full poem →I sit not here the noble horse to see;
Yet whom thou favour'st, pray may conqueror be.
To sit and talk with thee I hither came,
Read full poem →Shakespeare himself could not forbear ridiculing the
bombast of the Scythian conqueror by making his
Ancient Pistol swagger in an exaggerated style, and
Read full poem →"The Conqueror Worm," then contained in Poe's favorite tale of "Ligeia,"
was first published in the 'American Museum' for September, 1838. As a
Read full poem →That the play is the tragedy, "Man,"
And its hero the Conqueror Worm.
Read full poem →While finding out the cause of death. In short
Becomes a William the Conqueror that way
In making up a Domesday Book for us....