Embassies Poems - Poems about Embassies

...In the relentless rhythm of time, You have transformed into a mysterious beacon, Shining in the night, Invading my heart with embassies of thoughts, Consulates of feelings and representations of ......

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...Where is humanity? as Congolese players, stuffs and fanatics were about to sing their national anthem at Afcon tournament, they put their right hands on their mouths to express the silenc......

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...We may not agree with you, but we love you. We may not condone your choices, but we accept you as made in God's image. We are not afraid of you, but we believe God wants a different life for you. ......

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...-- January 30, Martyr's Day -- noble and martyred wrapped in the colours they served nation in their legacy *** August 14, 1947 Jawaharlal N......

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..... continued Flag-lowering is a daily observance at the Wagah Border, open to the public this day. On our view of the gate: l --- Bharat ----------------------------------------------......

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...and my CNN opened on a breaking news on a dark street in Libya, about Nigerians chained to be sold as slaves. the television slide and roved over, their tears shattered and their blood spoke of pai......

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...Suppose we ran it by a friendly Martian (I’d say “by Martial”, but he wouldn’t be gentle). You crave Armani, Hugo Boss, Versacci and that Hilfiger who’s naff, naff. Are you mental? This myth o......

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...Beware Of Christmas Careful: ‘Fast Christmas Approaching - Mind The Gap -Terms And Conditions Apply’ Warning: ‘This Is A Chocolate Santa Claus Contains Food Products And Mythology’ Edible unde......

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... If you stick your neck out for a friend, you’re likely to lose your head. A friend is a potential enemy in disguise as a loving wife just before vowing ties. Friends are of all kinds but the k......

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...I forgive you my dear country And her ignoramuses To my televangelists who prophesy earthquakes And hellfire Instead of love and forgiveness So they steal from the poor To buy miracles from G......

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...“you know, it takes a fictional character to know one,” “jesus” said to “muhammad,” whilst sitting at the picnic table, passing the sweet sun tea, simultaneously & non-verbally, “telepathically” moti......

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...Weep The Willow She Bark and Willow Weeps she to raining Poses curtained shadows Behind the water fall of slim leaven branchings Underneath recumbent grass Damp on cold spatters Spreading s......

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