Appia Poems - Poems about Appia

...How is the valiant fallen on the mountain? Swifter than eagles stronger than lions the arm of Rome fallen to cunning. Give me back my legions Quinctilius Varus! Had you been diligent, as ......

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...in my lowliness you remembered me after man had torn wrappings of my soul leaving only my flesh to devour small things withered beneath my earthly realm oh how i'd beckoned your rapture i wasn'......

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...SENSITIVITY They’re all ignored by us, but they have feelings too : A black gravestone in New York, down in the world, Recalling its halcyon days as a part of The impressive strata at Pal......

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...Nero was a cruel, unfair emperor playing the lyre as his disguise to conceal his consuming guilt; and he caused destruction without feeling an ounce of pity for those he governed with distrust. ......

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...Having been born in legendary Italy,a country as old as the stones of the Via Appia, made me recall the fiery image of Attila... the barbarian from Hungary, who dared to defeat the mighty Romans:......

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