Iberian Poems - Poems about Iberian

I am persecuted with no compassion, here, there and everywhere, I have no home anymore. Wherever I go I'm a nuisance, I just try to find my way here, where all the beings belong to. You, humans are taken all my habitats, my everything from a breath. I am the bad when I take food for surviving, but you are a hero killing just for...

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We drive breakneck over hot roads. Churches, big as cathedrals, rocket from pocket villages. Castillo's cast their campanile on the baking earth. The Great Mosque of Cordoba, the green Alhambra shades us through a preaching dust. The Giralda; its Christianized minaret stretched like a tourists neck, and above the Papal parapets, a banished Allah. The holy places have hollow guts, their tubes are wrapped around a torso, like...

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We have few ways left to assuage our guilt Escape less an option —new windmills to tilt (Dreamsleep: June, 2021)...

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Iberian Lynx’s are listed as, critically endangered and are related to the Eurasian Lynx, and are about half their size They are only found, in the southern areas of Spain and their habitat is forest woodlands, which is their natural domain Their threats are, habitat loss for human development of dams, agriculture, plantations, highways and railways and a deadly...

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Resistance On The Iberian Peninsula “Liberté, égalité, fraternité (Liberty, Equality, Fraternity),” Scream French revolutionists as they guillotine monarchists heads, 1 Then crown Napoleon Bonaparte Emperor of France, 2 Who commands the French forces in wars raged across Europe. The Grande Armée has defeated the ‘Fourth Coalition:’ 3, 4 And in 1807, horses stomp, pulling supplies and cannons; With allied French and Spanish...

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