Dinars Poems - Poems about Dinars

...The wealth of nations was once rooted In toil, in grain, in honest trade. But now—behold the phantom coin, A paper god by empire made. No longer tethered to gold or grace, It floats on faith, ......

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...IT IS TIME TO STOP THE STUPIDITY! The notes of a Shaka flute float to my ears like an Arabian midsummer night’s dream it flows through me like dinars in a Banshee’s pocket in a food mark......

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...I bought a fine-bred stallion for a thousand dinars And navigate the wadi by the light of the stars, Oasis to oasis as the desert bird flies, Enchanted by the beauty of your Bedouin eyes. Thoug......

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...into a tiny clear glass bottle, about the width of a thumb, through its narrow top, through a long tapered neck, he pours fine coloured sand, from small glass tubes, quickly shifting from one ......

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...Peter asked Jesus, how many times that he should forgive those who sinned against him, should it be for seven times? Jesus answered, seventy seven times be. *As scr......

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...Ooh I'm in love with poems that rhyme Poems enrapture by their tuneful chime. Ah hickory dickory dock It's fun to see poems roll n rock. Poems with a merry, cheery catchy tune whisk me into ......

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...Inhaling, hushed, from hashed cigars my mind implodes in Malimar where Naiads bathe in caviar - I dream of dwarves and three-eyed tsars. The captive kiss of Princess Ma......

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