Acropolis Poems - Poems about Acropolis

...If you judge food with the quantity put before you Then my first choice will be the Victoria Hotel*. On Sunday lunch, food is too plentiful, makes you blue. There we will eat so much it will make ......

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...Dear friiends those who first read my poem i left an important line out in the donkey story The first dance after our wedding, Was absolutely exciting, intoxicating, My darling whispered in my e......

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...The Greek gods were egotistic, arrogant, jealous, Said to be excellent lovers, fanatics, and zealous About everything and anything, lounged around Adorning places like Marathona, the Acropolis Th......

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...AN ILL-FATED ADDRESS Being on holiday in Athens was truly the best 21st present my parents could have given me, stayed with my granddad, felt great, I traveled on my own, no more an adolescent.......

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...Out-built, humped, and beached, breached by moonlight, nothing comes out of an old barn unfound. Engine oil, the fungal fur of time warped wood. Weather-eaten iron coated by rusted smears. mous......

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...Out-built, humped, and beached, breached by moonlight, nothing comes out of an old barn unfound. Engine oil, the fungal fur of time warped wood. Weather-eaten iron coated by rusted smears. mous......

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...THE RUIN an Old English poem about fate & destiny modern English translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch well-hewn was this wall-stone, till Wyrdes wrecked it and the Colossus sagged in......

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...It is slowly juxtaposition, an oldies reith for an acoustic-ness- and we make a mock, drain the corner stores mox.... Engravings in luck and harmonious- they take a tail for a toc, ......

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...Some are broken teeth in a hollow tree, some are humped and beached, breached by moonlight. Nothing comes out of an old barn without smelling of oil, the oil is for the fur that grows on weat......

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...A maiden named Stephanopoulos Married Milos Papadopoulos At the canopy All the guests could see The bride dancing down the aisle ~ topless!......

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...Long In The Tooth Skeptic,... Nonetheless Rooted With Gumption Implicit virtue of humankind figuratively locked horns with vice, yet time and again this mortal celibate, (not by choice) sexage......

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...A. Anarchy Amber autumn aflame An aroma of ash appeases the adamant arsonist; the artful anarchist An audacious attempt at attacking back at our arbitrary accommodations The ascended adv......

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...Act of Love Part1 Cain and Abel no love lost the bible filled with blood where is love? White doves flies high mocking those who preach love fields sowed in hate at the acropolis Hi......

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...Once, I took some colleagues from a British university to the Acropolis for a tour of the Parthenon. As I was explaining to my guests the history of the structure, I turned towards the ancient Agora......

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...From ~ LARGE ~ to ~ small ~ K~Konstantin had travelled the world in unbeknown searching~g A~Ariadne lost the plot and her thread a modern Sisyphus on the run~n R~Raised in mat......

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