This phrase is part of the poem "The New Colossus" which is engraved on the Statue of Liberty in New York. "Storied" means legendary, much-talked-about, and "pomp" is pageantry, especially the pageantry that goes along with authority. The whole line, which reads "Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp" is an example of American rejection of European civilization while imitating it. Certainly the poem is as pompous as anything Europe had to offer.
Pompous.
monzerath
it is pomp and circumstance
Genius, Celebrated, Storied, and Heroic
grandeur, glory, majesty, splendour, pomp, magnificence
Keep ancient lands, your storied pomp
The phrase "your storied pomp" refers to the grandeur, elaborate display, or ceremonial splendor associated with a person, event, or institution that has a rich history or narrative. It implies not just the visual or superficial aspects of magnificence, but also the deeper significance and legacy that such pomp carries. Essentially, it highlights a blend of history, reputation, and the weight of tradition in the context of ostentation or celebration.
In "Keep Ancient Lands Your Storied Pomp," the author is expressing a sense of nostalgia and reverence for history and tradition. The poem reflects on the passing of time and the enduring significance of ancient lands and their historical grandeur. It conveys a message about the importance of preserving and honoring the legacy of the past.
it means... first born
it was named pomp because her dad was named pomp and she liked the name ofr pomp up the party.
yes his nickname is pomp
The king entered the room with expected pomp and ceremony.
Dirck Gerritsz Pomp died in 1608.
Dirck Gerritsz Pomp was born in 1544.
It means you are an upstanding gentleman... and that you should join a gentlemans club
He died with Lewis & Clark
POMP-ee (not like 'POMP-ay' like the city of Pompeii).