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Carthaginians Poems - Poems about Carthaginians


Premium Member Echoes of Ancient Tales
...Written: June 22, 2023 In the realm of ancient lore, I yearn to reside, To bear a deep dive into tales untied. Achilles, a warrior with a heart of fire, Hector, noble and valiant,......

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Categories: carthaginians, appreciation, history, introspection, perspective,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The River of Life
...I wish I could immerse myself in the pages of history, time, and deep reflection...letting go of everything I think I know and give myself another chance to clarify my perceptions and belie......

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Categories: carthaginians, bible, books, history, humanity,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Ggantija
...Ggantija (Maltese "Giantess") The Neolithic era (c. 3600–2500 BC) On the Mediterranean island of Gozo Older than the pyramids of Egypt. Malta’s Gigantea one of UNESCO World Heritage Site, Th......

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Categories: carthaginians, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Braile of Cobblestone
...The Braille of Cobblestone Keeper of darkness, of auras reaped from high seas, vast is your harvest of earth rumblings beset by molten tears to charred obsidian made hard glass. Such ref......

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Categories: carthaginians, change, history,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Most Memorable Vacation
...There is a place so beautiful I'd love to see again. My dream vacation started in Madrid, in central Spain. How I long to stroll again down by Retiro Lake and see El Prado art museum. Then for old......

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Categories: carthaginians, spanish, vacation, , cute,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Cobblestone Echoes
...Cobblestone Echoes by Odin Roark Ancient stone keeper of darkness of auras reaped from high seas vast is your harvest from earth rumblings beset by molten tears to ......

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Categories: carthaginians, history,
Form: Free verse
Soldier of Ages
...Dedicated to Lt. Gen. George S. Patton, Jr. (November 11, 1885 – December 21, 1945) I'd fought a hundred battles through the ages past and new I'd been a lowly foot soldier But a......

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Categories: carthaginians, memorial day, patriotic, soldier,
Form: Sonnet
Africanus: a Ballad On the Conquests of Scipio Africanus
...From ship we see the foreign shore The lookout’s first to sight The Carthaginians have no clue Of coming Roman might The expedition’s full of men Our forces proud and grand We come to conquer Africa......

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Categories: carthaginians, history, may, men,
Form: Ballad

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