Athenians Poems - Poems about Athenians

... (The Apostle Paul is waiting at Athens, and some of the Epicureans and Stoics engaged him in conversation.) Agon, Aidos, Apate, Bia, Corus and Dysnomia (talking amongst themselves) say “What w......

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... THESE ARE OPEN(organic) VERSES using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols, the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' (intuitive cadence)& so inherently requires the 'reader' (rec......

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...Athenians were losing to the Persians led by Xerxes one. but Athena came along, and spoiled that militant’s fun. she helped the Greeks defeat them, and they ran away. goddess of wisdom, justice, a......

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...The elf stared into his eyes for a very long moment, pondering his answer. He knew this would change everything in the life of the man who sat before him. He knew what the man suspected and that hi......

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...The garrulous, Greek grape gatherers, Joined joyously with jocund japes, The olive pickers and Ostrich plucker’s, Celebrating the seasons success in song. The querulous quiver of musical quaver......

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...I am walking Athens with Socrates And see the world through his eyes Barefooted with white robe Tied in a knot with linen rope I follow him like a shadow Starring at the faces of Athenians Who......

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...Villanelle: The Dilemma of the Non-Violent – 16 Covert modern State wiles mock Greek democracy Must People cast votes to elect block Parties Athenians all took part in vox populi Founding ......

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...1. Once upon a very long time in the eleventh century B.C. There was a king in, Athens, who ruled both land and sea 2. To all was known as king Codrus*, a mighty warrior was he His enemies we......

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...It never takes me More than a wink of an eye To travel from the Levant people To the people of Minoa Via yellow river, Norte Chico Egypt, Harappa and Mesopotamia I’d seen enough falls and ri......

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...Way back in 490 B.C. in a place called Marathon, the Persians invaded Greece with forks and spoons. The Athenians fought back with courage and brave......

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