Cleopatra Poems - Poems about Cleopatra

Sponsor : Robert James Ligouri IRON MAIDEN Iron maiden was she fathered from loins of Zeus flow free ~ surrounded by swords steely three, icicle aura bounded hounded innocence thorned crowned exiled white mane this maiden iron clad sane became She ran in plain rain on grassy hill for all to see glistening glaring flaring Sekmet at her shoulder a...

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Egyptian heroine Beautifully clean Intellectually acumen Envied by many women Loved gem exquisite emerald green Mark Anthony's lovely queen....

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There once was a man named Galileo. To him, scientific knowledge we owe. He was the brainy inventor who said, "the earth ain't the center." I guess that was his basic ideo. There was a lady named Cleopatra. She was sad, so I said, "what's the matta?" "Caesar was stabbed by a brute." Then, Mark Antony said "You're cute!" And Cleopatra...

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This isn't your normal poem Though draped in familiar words And adorned with figures of speech— Four stanzas, four lines each. This is a story of bravery and brilliance One that will change your perspective On the might of a woman and love's alliance— A charming figure, so addictive. This is the story of Queen Cleopatra, An Egyptian charismatic ruler. Like the rain revitalized Egypt On...

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Cleopatra was beautiful ...

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CLEOPATRA Cleopatra ! Queen of Egypt : Historic black beauty. Erudite, Great politician, most charming , alluring cutie. ...

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Cleopatra “How good it feels to stroke the finest linen and to know that yarn spun from the drop spindle came by planters, harvesters, and so many others, and is dyed thread woven on the loom into fabric and then sewn into garments for me to wear.” And I saw that the artist’s finest paint was...

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the Egyptian queen's eye make-up had to be perfect she instructed her face painter to make it extra green and the blackest ebony you can imagine she instructed him the harried creator had to add more lead and more copper each time he thought it was right she shot him down More green, more black, and she frowned at his...

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Cleopatra Queen... Such A belle charming woman... Dio come ti amo....!...

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Watch out for betrayers, the knowing handmaiden said. Cleopatra took the apple, not realizing she would soon be dead. The asp was hidden well, same color green as the apple’s stem. The handmaiden was tossed into the tomb, her fate totally grim....

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Cleopatra's take-away At the top of our street Is quite obviously a failing be enterprise Which it sadly pains me to say Because there never ever seems to be anybody inside apart from the actual owner himself And it looks like he has ploughed everything in life he has into it including his heart and soul And it's certainly not down...

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lipstick Egyptian Cleopatra accentuating mouth entice...

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Wrap me in a rug Cleopatra said. Take me to Caesar or I’ll have your head. Sneaked her past the army with lots of dread. Just so she could share Julius Caesar’s bed. And did she pay us any kind of token or bread? I guess it’s okay as they eventually wed....

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Ah, we ladies never have enough! Foundations in all shades. Forever~ in new forms. Cleansers that promise us youth. Softeners that hide wrinkles. Lipsticks, a source of confusion. Creamy, matte, or gloss? For me, it is all delusion. A rainbow of colors for my eyelids. Is it really me I present? Or a manufacturers's disguise.                   4/21/2021...

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Cleopatra ruler Captivating beauty Collected four husband Caesar was her lover Claimed Caesarion son Crucial Roman nation Chose Mark Antony last 10/21/2020 Cleopatra VII Philopator (Koine Greek: ??e?p?t?a F???p?t??, Kleopátra Philopátor;[5] 69 – 10 or 12 August 30 BC)[note 2] was the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt. Cleopatra's husbands were (in chronological order) 1. Ptolemy XIII - he drowned in 47...

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