Egyptian Poems - Poems about Egyptian

The crocodile smile is such a pretty sight as the Egyptian Plover keeps his teeth pearly white and shiny bright "Open wide," are words heard from the bird his dental hygienist who picks and pecks then eats the meaty spicks and specks and as the crocodile sheds old choppers (no tears) so the avian's not unemployed or at a loss the croc constantly grows...

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He is my angel, He is also my pharaoh, He is my dear god, He is also my daddy Pounding me so divinely....

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There are two lovers who find out they can be together. They live together forever, and holding each other. In Egyptian cotton and feathered bed, one doing the other....

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These are modern English translations of ancient Egyptian Harper's songs. Harper's Song: Tomb of Djehutiemheb translation by Michael R. Burch The sky is opened for you, the earth opened for you, for you the good path leads into the Necropolis. You enter and exit like Re. You stride unhindered like the Lords of Eternity ... Harper's Song: Tomb of Iki translation...

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She sits, patiently, And waits Alone. It seems so long Since she held him close, And now, he is so far away. The telephone rings. She jumps up. Her heart begins to thump. News of him? Yes. Yet another delay. But he will be back One day soon. Until then, She must lie awake, alone With memories of happy days gone by; Dreams of those yet to come. Yes. Someday soon He will...

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Egyptian musk is an oil From the ancient days It's alluring smell Seems to entice the person Who smells it, even though Most people wear it well Each have a different aroma...

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Once there was an Egyptian girl who applied for a job. She was not given a job because of her appearance. She changed her appearance and went somewhere else. But she didn't get a job because of her age. She thought of borrowing some money from a friend and bought some new...

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I claim my Egyptian heritage of Love, rivers, healing Geese fly high above our pyramids Those rocks moved with magnetic music Light cascading through space Thoth dances above our crowns I sway beneath Amun-Ra She-He caresses my auburn hair a deepening of irises it was my thunder and my own blistering hands Nile flows freely watching Now my goddesses sit in their Merkaba’s chanting around an eternal...

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The ankh symbol—sometimes referred to as the key of life or the key of the nile—is representative of eternal life in Ancient Egypt. Created by Africans long ago, the ankh is said to be the first--or original--cross. This use of the ankh as a symbol of Christ's promise of everlasting life through belief in his sacrifice...

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Bastet Goddess of protection, health and pleasure, oh, queen. Goddess of the Rising Sun, you are every day seen Riding through the sky with Ra, protecting him. From the serpent Apep, your light is not dim. Thanks to you cats are demi-deities in Egypt even today. Revered for their magic, and they keep the rodents away! Thought to be you in...

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Other Egyptian dancers love her for the beauty of their Land Some spoke some wept others ate deceased flowers within brilliant hearts and how i feel love knowing this world of pain and suffering and love and passion breathes my skin; exquisite but necessarily so -- For the Handmaiden of Love and her Song foretold it. :: 12.21.2021 ::...

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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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Tonight I’ll light a candle by my bedside, A simple way of banishing the gloom, And lie awake anticipating midnight When she will seek admission to my room. And when my servant tells of her arrival, I’ll have him guard the threshold with his sword, Then watch those seven wonders come unraveled, As each dropped veil surrenders its reward. We’ll find the dance...

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Unification, rebirth, pure and clean Egyptian blue lotus parades her truth blooming every morning assuring us of the cycle of life She closes up in the afternoon Can we all turn into a lotus after death? Or is this honor reserved for pharaohs? She bewitches us, this blue rose of Egypt An icon between the Nile banks, She is a powerful hallucination in our...

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She walks She stalks the pyramid With shell fish underfoot Drawing lime into her creases And all because She given can To step to climb In single numbers Until the penny drops And everything and nothing stops Paving way for yesterday To start under the sphinx gaze Begotten by the setting nile Masked in solid sunshine gold Screaming afterlife i am dedicated mummy salt Awaiting Orions call to intern To sisterhood multiple...

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