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Queen of the Desert

All bow low unto Pharaoh, Queen of all upper, and lower Egypt. Hollowed halls echo thy name, Nefertiti. Cast red sails towards infinity's, Swift currents. Nile waters part steadily Anubis guardian of the dead, Receive thus living deity. Let sacred alters burn bright, Light sacrifices ashen embers, In thine honers reverence. Beneath desertions desert ruins, Lies etched upon mortar's stone. A royal tomb bearing her, Majesties, Unspoken name, Nefertiti. Golden saddles press against, Mortals realm, Behold a phantom goddess, Brushed ageless, By times untarnished memory, The pasted reveals truths, Magnificence. Through redemption's flame, Two scepters crisis cross, Within beauty's touch. An ancient throne has, Been reclaimed. Raise great sphinx, from Your sacred resting place, Shake free fetters sandy mane, Breath once again, His might’s roar harold’s, Her return. Soft winds blow against, Freedoms breeze, Exposing a glittering figure, Standing tall, Beside the great monolith. All bow low unto Pharaoh, Queen of all upper, and lower Egypt. Hollowed halls echo thy name. Nefertiti. BY: CHERYL ANNA DUNN

Copyright © | Year Posted 2014




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Date: 2/28/2014 7:50:00 PM
Akhenaten thought she was brilliant with a steam iron , lol Fabulous poem Cheri , I could feel the heat of Egypt on this cold night.
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Date: 1/20/2014 11:47:00 PM
Descriptive flowing work dear Cheri. It gives a grand imagery. Loved this.
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Date: 1/20/2014 9:19:00 AM
You have capture the mystical majesty of ancient Egypt so well! My hubby is Egyptian. This would do him proud. Lovely imagery...strong words....strong appeal to emotions and to the mind. GREAT JOB! Also read your Angel poem....your imagery is fantastic. I have my head in the sand...and write what is inside my heart...I can't go up and beyond so well!! Great work!
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Date: 1/19/2014 6:58:00 PM
Hi Cheryl, I feel like drinking a large glass of water, all of a sudden:) Thank you for taking me back to the 14 century. You are amazing. My friend, why is your poetry, the most mesmerizing and amazing stories? I'm not kidding. This is going straight to my Faves... I'm getting kind of mad, cause all your poems are ending up on my favorite list... I have many reasons, I love this... The wonderful imagery, the ancient throne reclaimed. I feel related to this poem, by force:):) The deep and majestic feeling,of the rising of the Sphinx. Linda
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Date: 1/19/2014 1:30:00 PM
- An interesting poem to read - I've read a lot about Egypt have always wanted to go there - Thanks for your beautiful : "QUEEN OF THE DESERT" ,tastefully :) - Have a great Sunday, Cheryl. - oxox // Anne-Lise :)
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Date: 1/18/2014 8:16:00 PM
Cheri a wonderful expression of Egypt in all its glory. Nice Work!
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