Best Plautus Poems

Rome seems a defaced beauty
with its past specters roaming aimlessly,
not finding the home where they once lived sumptuously;
ruins upon ruins: marble, cement, 
grass, weeds, and streets with cobblestones. 
One thing hasn't changed: the splendor and the glory
that Rome once was, never faded from their thoughts...
greeting...

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I want to be known by one name
Like Dessalines, Christophe and Pétion
Like Pelé, Ali or a Great Champion
Like Edison, Jefferson and Washington.

I want to be known by just a name
By my pretty and sweet surname
Like Spring, the most gorgeous season
Like Tiger, Peacock and Lion.

Everyone knows...

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