Best Aeschylus Poems
Below are the all-time best Aeschylus poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of aeschylus poems written by PoetrySoup members
The First Gathering, the Wrath, the Return of Zeus*****************************************
The First Gathering, The Wrath, The Return Of Zeus
( "Wherein Fate and Destiny Reign Over Blind Worship )
Else the throngs of mortals find the truth,
...
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Categories:
aeschylus, art, corruption, creation, imagination,
Form:
Classicism
A Few of My Favorite ThingsA few of my favorite things
A few of my favorite things
Looking at paintings of Cezanne Rembrandt Van Gogh and Rodin
thinking of their lives...
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Categories:
aeschylus, allegory, analogy, light, memory,
Form:
Free verse
Mahmoud Darwish English TranslationsMahmoud Darwish English Translations of Arabic Poems
Palestine
by Mahmoud Darwish
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
This land gives us
all that makes life worthwhile:
April's blushing advances,
the aroma of...
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Categories:
aeschylus, allah, arabic, judgement, race,
Form:
Free verse
WordsErato whispered in Man’s ears
poetic words that he could hear;
they are ancient as Greece itself
which became Man’s only real wealth.
Aeschylus heard her wordy waves
that sparked...
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Categories:
aeschylus, mythology,
Form:
Verse
The Life and Death ParadoxThe gods’ privilege is never to die,
the men’s tragedy is most die
at some point in time of their life’s cycle.
The gods’ tragedy is gods...
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Categories:
aeschylus, betrayal, death, fire, god,
Form:
Free verse
An Ode To Ancient GreeceOh, ancient Greece,
How much you have filled my soul.
The aesthetics of your kind,
Are more than satisfied
By your beautiful eyes.
The epics of grace,
Odysseus...
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Categories:
aeschylus, history
Form:
I do not know?
Athenian EpitaphsAthenian Epitaphs
Mariner, do not ask whose tomb this may be,
but go with good fortune: I wish you a kinder sea.
—Michael R. Burch, after Plato
Does my...
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Categories:
aeschylus, death, eulogy, funeral, grave,
Form:
Epigram
Greek Revolution 25 March 1821Sleep our glorious ancestors, sleep!
Do not be disturbed.
We,
your descendants would never betray
The blood you have shed to liberate
Our land.
The Land of:
Homer and Hesiod
Aeschylus and Euripides
Socrates...
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Categories:
aeschylus, freedom, remembrance day, slavery,
Form:
Free verse
Not Enough Gags(On the morning of February 25, 1983, the great dramatist
Tennessee Williams was found dead in a New York hotel suite.
He had choked on...
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Categories:
aeschylus,
Form:
Blank verse
Death By TurtleDeath by Turtle
(An Eagles Snack Kills Aeschylus)
With light along the quiet beach receding
Sun and sand sink on obfuscated facts
Great tragedian figures don't live forever in...
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Categories:
aeschylus, animal, appreciation, celebrity, change,
Form:
Free verse
Such Tenderness, For the Mothers of GazaSuch Tenderness
by Michael R. Burch
for the mothers of Gaza
There was, in your touch, such tenderness—as
only the dove on her mildest day has,
when she shelters downed...
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Categories:
aeschylus, angel, arabic, baby, caregiving,
Form:
Sonnet
NucleusWhat goes on in the gist of his mind?
He anxiously awaits the moment to hold his first love again,
to confine her in his palm and...
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Categories:
aeschylus, imagination, mystery, on writing
Form:
I do not know?
He Who Learns Must Suffer- AESCHYLUS
Strange thoughts give words
a pain. A mountain unfolds
a tunnel.He who carries a vase of ashes
must enter the gate to plot a path
for history.Ideas have...
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Categories:
aeschylus, adventure, allegory, angst, animals,
Form:
I do not know?
Spanked Syllables Weptpruned passions bled
clutching callous crest
felon fills fetched
dark dances decked
hoity hankers squashed
taunted thrills trashed
wet wits wanky
sassy sips sugary
nauseating nocturnal nitty
spanked syllables wept
drenching drooling depth
ballsy hollow belched
lusty...
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Categories:
aeschylus, hero,
Form:
Sonnet
Lost Works, Part II was reading Aristotle,
because I am just weird like that,
and as I poured through ancient words
I was presented with the fact
that what I read from...
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Categories:
aeschylus, books, history, loss, lost,
Form:
Rhyme