Greece Poems - Poems about Greece

Greece's sun is warmer than other suns her floral and fauna are prettier she is the place where dreams come true every doorway hides a story of love it is the place where people go to be whole...

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two hundred tremors in forty eight hour span greece is on notice...

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Greece and Ethiopia have had unwavering and unbroken bonds of friendship since ancient times. Greece is the land of freedom and democracy, also one of the pillars of worldwide civilization in all sectors {philosophy, poetry , art etc.} The great ancient Greek poet HOMER is frequently refereed to Ethiopia in...

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all the bins were out skies had turned to charcoal grey as I grabbed my coat walking in the rain my mind on fiscardo bay where its warm and dry couldn't help dreaming of hot grecian sun in may on recycling day ...

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Arsonists almost eighty, are under arrest.' What to expect? Zealots for climate cause? Causing death; life attests! Devestating action to cause Draconian reactions? How Much is reported? And what Treatment(have they courted?) Who will defend them? What Will authoritys hand them? A soft time of counceling? A Time at Davos? Maybe a A cancelling? I think that is Far better, i'm not much on it Per se' yet here...

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Santorini, Greece I see a sunny bedroom where almost everything is Santorini blue. Our clothes, scattered everywhere. And me, asleep, under a silky sheet! Your chest, my heavenly,sweet pillow, a cherished and memory to keep. Our vast window can be seen with Santorini and those great,blue domes peeking in. The full moon lights the...

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marvelous ambiance, first vacation with preteen waiter tells us the sea is called Thalassa here Mediterranean Sea right? She giggles, flirting. All is terrific until she discovers kleftiko is lamb....

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I was pretty sure I had seen the prettiest courtyard Until I travelled to Greece and saw sixty of them Each one unique, none of them comparable to another Beauty in a variety of gorgeous, pleasant ways Every corner I turned seem to have a new one or two I wonder if every decorator in Greece is an esthetic genius I...

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Her third day in Greece She opened up the doors to the veranda Today is perfection in temperature and sunlight. She headed toward a white lounger, glad to be alive...

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AN ILL-FATED ADDRESS Being on holiday in Athens was truly the best 21st present my parents could have given me, stayed with my granddad, felt great, I traveled on my own, no more an adolescent. Sad that I would not see my grandma, she died five years prior. My grandpa had angina and my godmother who was grandpa’s cousin,...

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a fireball emerges over the playground of gods AP: 1st place 2022 Posted on September 30, 2022...

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...The blade sunk deep and blood did spurt, flesh of a goddess defiled, Enktantas shrieked, fell to his knees, but Ananke only smiled. “I feel it draining out of me, the force of life slipping away… Oh, thank you for releasing me…” those were the last words she did say. She collapsed there, down to the ground, the great scroll just fell to the...

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...It was just after such a cry that she turned her sad face to him, said,”It’s not written that you’d come… What power lets you come within?” Enktantas just advanced slowly, a battered sword high on his belt, “A voice told me to come find you, where it came from, I cannot tell. “I don’t even know why I come here, no silence could...

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Enktantas sat bolt upright, in his hut near the temple walls, he lived just below Olympus, worked there beneath the mountain tall. He worked to serve the oracles who would augur the will of gods, Enktantas was no holy man, but paid decently for his job. Yet now he shivered in the night, stunned by the bizarre words he heard, while sleeping there had come...

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A dip in the Styx Sun chariot passing by Ancient dreams greet me....

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