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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Hail, the doorway keen on the known world ... theme wails attention, time of roses' blooms cower ... usurped magentas, aloof maroons, for the flight of the gossamers ... assume benefits of the whole. Latial premise culture ... tastes upland and coastal regions, a frequency of single-mindedness ... surrendering taught thoughts, as the virginal breed ... practices gifts unerringly. Motherly cling to the high order ... the lap of power, Emperor Augustus's Agrippina ... hails a league lineage, the first passed adoption papers ... history at two years of age. Emperor Claudius handheld Lucious ... heir apparent, timely obligations convene ... Praetorians and the Senate, youth rules ... Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus A singularity ventures ... shadows accomplish deeds, airs cultural growth, diplomacy, trade ... and games of sporting chance, distractions for feeble minds ... a mother, a wife, bled graven vows. Minds of the destitute clamors ... affluence hushed from rears, slaves dying daily ... entertained popularized its purposes, at slave's expense, and Rome's aristocracy ... via taxation. Rome burns for Nero's 'Golden House'... Christians blamed for flames, rumors swapped clamors ... Emperor Galba aids Senator Vindex, Christian deaths were wrongful ... Nero lost popular support. Nero ruled known enemy ... condemned to death in absentia, negatives fly ... as tyrannical, self-indulgent, and debauched, he flees Rome ... 9 June AD 68, commits suicide.
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