Cyprus Poems - Poems about Cyprus

... Cupid nacreous clouds Cradled near setting sun Creamy temple pillars ......Read More

...Spring appears in waves of magenta, ochre, and kelly green Prisms dance across hallways and ceilings Raucous laughter rolls over fields of clover Each child spreads their arms and runs, t......Read More

... "The Tree Hugger and the Lost Paradise" They called her the tree hugger, her forest was full of trees that watched silently, they had no mouth to speak, rustling the......Read More

...Nature's Treasures She sees their crowns had impressively grown Taller than the obelisk now merely ancient stone Deepest green......Read More

...She rose from the waters, Off the shores of Cyprus. Her long hair shimmering Through the twilit sky. Dripping, as she emerged, Dragging her feet Through the sand, then, As......Read More

..." I am distinctly referring to Humans as the endangered species here" Extinction Prevention "As an endangered s......Read More

...Cold was the night when I sat down The dimples on my cheeks were brown When they're supposed to be bright red The fear had gone into my head I began scribbling with my pen Words flowed out from ......Read More

...Need More Power Chasing a red light, cutting a corner, speeding like a devil, does not win races if the engine still guzzles up diesel fuel! ......Read More

...I know that dire lame dope head tried to frame me nicking his moped planned to leave it near my house after which learn of its whereabouts then say he saw me sneak about the night his bike ......Read More

...One of the loveliest islands I've been Malta fits that bill without doubt Valletta and Mellieha are real highlights summer sunshine is an attraction to count Venice is one beauty without doubt ......Read More

...I As a person trained in Bible and soft sciences, it is necessary - at the risk of disagreeing agreeably - to proclaim Jesus of Nazareth was a real person if one accepts the Bible. Sadly, since Jesu......Read More

...Woke up to a cold and wintry morn, No blue sky, just a threatening dawn. Clouds are low and a dirty grey, Look full of rain ready to cascade today. No sun to see to give us mirth, Waiting for th......Read More

...I sit on my couch on the terrace watching the dawn. The struggling sun is still hugging the eastern mountains. It shines with a shy orange hue casting no shadows. A sweet breath blows inwards from......Read More

...POEMS ABOUT EROS AND CUPID These are translations of ancient Greek poems about Eros. Eros was the Greek counterpart of the Roman god Cupid. While today we tend to think of Cupid as an angelic cher......Read More

...The First Valentine Poem Charles d’Orleans (1394-1465) has been credited with writing the first Valentine poem for his wife in 1415. Charles wrote the first Valentine poem in the first year of his......Read More