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Antediluvian Poems - Poems about Antediluvian


Antediluvian
On site of this forgotten Babylon What powerful but unrecorded race Once dwelt in this annihilated place What strange creature’s kin to inhuman race Dwell deep in antediluvian hells Uncanny things creep and scurry in forgotten realms where Poseidon reigns in dark crumbling cathedrals built to worship cryptic gods from outer voids darkest empires What hell is this of undiscovered divinities Babylon...

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Categories: antediluvian, allah, allegory, allusion, analogy,
Form: Free verse
Laudator Temporis Acti
Methinks all antediluvian Love was Whiter than snows atop higher tors; And with more troth dudes did kiss Purer maidens for pleasanter bliss. I deem Art shortly after Noah’s Ark To have been of better-spun spark; And bards of far more sublime quill Did indite with stouter metered skill. Niftier lines which Columbus hymned, On virgin voyages to terrains deemed By soil-tilling mortals uninhabited...

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Categories: antediluvian, abortion, absence, adventure, age,
Form: Epic



Antediluvian Forces
An anathema, a curse much worse Long before the pope's decree Everyone goes astray and stays that way Antediluvian forces are hard at work Born without army uniforms on To never die A quirk built into human nature survives To restore order to its rightful place today Enlightened by ancient night light Don't ask why No one can say Antediluvian Without a smile Praying for the good...

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Categories: antediluvian, age, bible, confusion, fate,
Form: Free verse
Antediluvian Story
How distant we've become Ancient friend You wandered far You've lost yourself Somewhere nether side Restore again That we may never forget In dusty books of yesterday Fragile pages our antediluvian story......

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Categories: antediluvian, nostalgia
Form: Prose Poetry
Antediluvian Story
How distant we've become Ancient friend You wandered far You've lost yourself Somewhere nether side Restore again That we may never forget In dusty books of yesterday Fragile pages our antediluvian story... Written by my husband Thielus. A. Green...

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Categories: antediluvian, on writing and words
Form: Free verse




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