Best Euripides Poems
Truehearted Forever...“He is not a lover who does not love forever.” - Euripides
I savor each tender kiss from your lips
Your touch stirs great ardor within my heart
Grateful for time spent when......
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Categories:
euripides, love, meaningful,
Form:
Hybronnet
Greek Tragedy...Waiting in line,
Before the ATM of closed banks for 60 Euros to withdraw under the scourging sun
Old and invalid people are submitted to this daily torture, constantly moaning, for Our country’s......
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Categories:
euripides, courage, grief, hope,
Form:
Free verse
Epigrams...Epigrams by Michael R. Burch
If brevity is the soul of wit
then brevity and levity
are the whole of it.
—Michael R. Burch
To write an epigram, cram.
If you lack wit, scram!
—Michael R. Bu......
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Categories:
euripides, bible, metaphor, philosophy, poetry,
Form:
Epigram
The Splice of Life...
“The Splice of Life”
When colour
was to be
washed out
of the world
the evil ones
didn’t care
the Actor led
with his
Dementors
either side of him
La......
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Categories:
euripides, humanity, political, religion, science,
Form:
Free verse
Unquotable Quotes: Teachers - Xxi...Unquotable quotes: Teachers – XXI
The pupil, the ***** and the walnut tree, the more the teacher beats them, the better they be.
In the old days, teachers were born to the métier like poets; t......
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Categories:
euripides, children, humor, parents, student,
Form:
Epigram
Greek Revolution 25 March 1821...Sleep 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 Eur......
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Categories:
euripides, freedom, remembrance day, slavery,
Form:
Free verse
The Hydra...Navigating the immense void of night
The right ascension to a winter’s sky;
Coincides with the height from which I stood
Stars, interlinking crescendo’s so freely,
Imitate the centuries, as I pr......
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Categories:
euripides, philosophy, science fiction, stars,
Form:
Classicism
Womanhood...Fragile but tough
Creature,a woman,an
Embodiment of glory and
Honor with heart deeper
Than deepest sea;full
Of mysteries.
Mother of all humans.
Mystery herself,emanates
power and
con......
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Categories:
euripides, abuse
Form:
Blank verse
Woman-Hood...A fragile but tough
Creature,a woman,an
Embodiment of glory and
Honour wit heart deeper
Than the deepest sea;ful
Of mysteries.
The mother of all humans
A mystery herself that
Emanates p......
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Categories:
euripides, celebration
Form:
Free verse
This Summer, Marry I Must...Papa said my beauty would make life better
For marry I must this summer
Or we shall continue to suffer.
Bride Price shall make my family richer.
But I am in a dilemma.
Sam is sweet but Jude is Richer......
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Categories:
euripides, marriage, me, sweet, love,
Form:
Rhyme
When Poet Ponders What Fate Delivers...Quotes: -- " deus ex machina "
""Aristotle praised Euripides, however, for generally ending his plays with bad fortune, which he viewed as correct in tragedy, and somewhat excused the interventi......
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Categories:
euripides, art, deep, humanity, journey,
Form:
Rhyme
Hippolytus and Phaedra In Declining Orbits...Hippolytus and Phaedra In Declining Orbits
Hippolytus and Phaedra, a Euripides sad story
Phaedra wants sex with Hippolytus, (her step-son)
She tries every trick in the book for her own glory
......
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Categories:
euripides, celebrity, family, history, judgement,
Form:
Free verse
Jump Through a Rope...Jump Through A Rope
Ropes may be used to jump through;
After you have done more than a few,
Faster and faster;
A major disaster;
Will become tired like most people do.
Jim Horn
Not Freez......
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Categories:
euripides, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
The Moment Within the Mood...The aesthetic of the autocratic effigy of directing the positivity of proclivity in the nature, the stir of it , that grit in your teeth this life gives , that digestive hindsight. Almost lost like ......
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Categories:
euripides, courage, emotions, humanity, imagery,
Form:
Free verse
Moonflower Aglow...To Flower
by Michael R. Burch
When Pentheus ["grief'] went into the mountains in the garb of the baccae, his mother [Agave] and the other maenads, possessed by Dionysus, tore him apart (Euripide......
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Categories:
euripides, bereavement, betrayal, birth, death,
Form:
Sonnet