Europa Poems - Poems about Europa

...Often times I wonder if I may have missed a greater calling or purpose in my life. As a young man I was frivolous and non-sensical when it came to asking the most important questions: “Why am I ......Read the rest...

...The Russian refugees When the war ended in 1945 and the German army surrendered when the local Nazis were arrested the whores had had their hair shorn; peace arrived with stark poverty and need......Read the rest...

...Those who need us “Who knocks so quite on, the cloister’s, door A poor waif from a land afar.” The rest of the song is the miasma of years. Many people in this world are born under An unluck......Read the rest...

...A poem based on the Greek pantheon: Zeus The Philanderer Zeus the philanderer, lust divine, Maidens fair he did entwine, By guileful means he won their trust, Bastard offspring born fro......Read the rest...

...Tides in motion beneath my crust Of water-ice and planet dust, Heat a hidden salty ocean, Beneath my crust tides in motion. My fertile womb so ripe with seeds, With chemicals that new life nee......Read the rest...

...The fall of the west Easy, abortion worrying, call for an appointment at five. A well-educated woman has a career to consider this is her right to pursue her dream. (Work before pleasure.) a ......Read the rest...

...War in Europa Never have I seen so many well-dressed refugees fleeing a country where few bombs fall on people. Never have I seen a media totally unbiased stirring up a war that has yet to prod......Read the rest...

...The day of reckoning A bird with an enormous wingspan darkened the sky it was a night of horror in the Middle East. A new country born in sin and filched land arose blood ran in ancient, narro......Read the rest...

...Tomorrow is the near future. I live near a stream that has been running dry for years there used to be a winter lake too, now drained as a landing pad for military helicopters trees around get ......Read the rest...

...Long ago I lived like a Gypsy moving to the sights and sounds of my desires and illusions as I painted my shared heart in red passion which held me captive in a realm of my own making Like tha......Read the rest...

...the dance of the dead Forever and ever You will be my love. Eternity. On green meadows, he walks. Held up by skeletons On land fit for horses. White cottontails Burrows underground To the......Read the rest...

...Long ago I was given a medallion, a gift from a beautiful women when she gave it she said "remember" Whenever I look at it, I remember The night, the music, the snow falling outside, the frosted w......Read the rest...

... Four moons orbiting Jupiter were discovered by Galileo. He named them Europa, Ganymede, Callisto, and Io. Several unmanned space probes were sent there recently. They revealed things no ......Read the rest...

...I knelt amidst the mountain's rise, beneath the weeping opal skies, There to measure Io's swoon - the envy of each lesser moon ... Trembling like a gold doubloon, (Heaven's tinge......Read the rest...

..."I do not see what right any one would have to object to calling this part [the South American mainland], after Americus who discovered it and who is a man of intelligence, Amerigen, tha......Read the rest...