Incas Poems - Poems about Incas

...It juts out by the river road, traffic passes it each morn, what’s left of the old aqueduct, something stately, yet still forlorn. The rock, with no mortar, was set so fine it would make Incas p......

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...welcome to macho picchu built in urabamba, peru lovely archeological site major andes mountain delight her engineering is unique, inca family do you seek? possible mausoleum face. pachacutec’s fin......

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...ECSTASY O morning breeze of West and South Asia Let my soul sip sherbet From your breasts like lily of the Incas Nightingale of the night, The aroma of your voice, So sweet and soo......

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...Riding stormy winds to the past To find out how we lost our way How long did the great ones last Mayans left their pyramids where trees sway We are left to ponder the whys As vines constr......

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...Inti, the Sun God, was happy always Moon deferred to him in all kinds of phase. Incas pussyfooted under his gaze. He ruled Mexico in the good old days The priests and alpacas met Inti’s gaze. Mi......

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...Elfish eyes Airplane goggles Sky turtles New Mexico Incas Mayans Peru’s Stonehenge Archeologists Extraterrestrials World grid Alien airports Mythology Alien artifacts Giants’ ske......

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...What makes a word? Who made each word? Someone had to, right? It may have been Adam and Eve. Or perhaps they sat around staring at apples and fig leaves. Maybe they hummed, and marched and san......

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...*Image of Burgmansia Queen Of The Incas. Sanguinea, Queen Of The Incas In the lush jungles of constant condensation, A royal order of an ancient kingdom, That had ruled from an un......

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...Ancient mysteries regarding God and men And the possibilities between extraterrestrial beings How was it Rome and Greece advanced so fast And what happened to Atlantis, the Incas and the May......

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...There are stars in place for the planets and moons, to see how to dance. So the wolf and the damsel, can share a kiss under. Stars for a child to twinkle, twinkle to, Not the Hollywood fading kin......

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...Baile con migo, hips made from the rhythm of merengés and cumbias, samba, swagger and a pinch of azucar mixed into my backbone. My first language was Spanish. Learned from sweet stories told by m......

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...When sharks kill people we go hunt them, though the sea's not our home, it is theirs, and when we trespass and get kicked in the ass do the same thing to Lions and bears. The Aztecs fell foul of ......

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...Sacred Lake Titicaca High atop the Andes, between Bolivia and Peru, sits the birthplace of the Incas, sacred Lake Titicaca. A powerhouse of nature through and through, it was created by ......

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...Red Man's Pain By Linda Hays-Gibbs Why is it not mine? The black earth Or the red clay kind The swamp or mountain high All the places where my grandfathers lie They used to roam free with the......

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...I was taking an early morning walk. A beautiful day had dawned, cool and crisp, with only a whisper of breeze. I am told it’s revitalizing; it will do my health much good. But, you see things to ......

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