Mark Antony Poems | Examples


Premium MemberFamous People Limerick Contest Rejects

There once was a man named Galileo.
To him, scientific knowledge we owe.
He was the brainy inventor
who said, "the earth ain't the center."
I guess that was his basic ideo. 

There was a lady named Cleopatra.
She was sad, so I said, "what's the matta?"  
"Caesar was stabbed by a brute."
Then, Mark Antony said "You're cute!"
And Cleopatra said, "right back at 'ya."

You may remember Jiminy Cricket.
His puppet said, "I sure like to lick it".  
He warned Pinocchio, 
"Wherever you may go,
be very careful where you may stick it".

Jiminy Cricket's first lesson for you
is he coulda lived to a hundred two,
but the sign said "don't walk",
so he stood there to gawk.
Now, that's him on the bottom of your shoe.

Christopher Columbus thought the world, round.
The King of Spain, thought his mind, not sound.
The Queen said that what he states 
convincingly penetrates.
Chris now has ships to sail the world, around.
Categories: mark antony, humor,
Form: Limerick

Premium MemberCleopatra

Cleopatra ruler
Captivating beauty
Collected four husband
Caesar was her lover
Claimed Caesarion son
Crucial Roman nation
Chose Mark Antony last


10/21/2020





Cleopatra VII Philopator (Koine Greek: ??e?p?t?a F???p?t??, Kleopátra Philopátor;[5] 69 – 10 or 12 August 30 BC)[note 2] was the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt.

Cleopatra's husbands were (in chronological order)
1. Ptolemy XIII - he drowned in 47 BC
2. Ptolemy XIV - he was allegedly poisoned in c. 44 BC
3. Julius Caesar - he was assassinated in Rome in 44 BC
4. Mark Antony - he committed a suicide following a crucial defeat from Octavian in 31 BC
Categories: mark antony, history,
Form: Verse


Premium MemberCleopatra and Mark Antony

Cleopatra and Mark Antony
 
Cleopatra fell in love with Mark Antony 
She became ruler of Egypt by Antony's decree.
Forced to flee Egypt, her rumored suicide plan...
She let an asp kill her over the loss of her man.

Antony so beguiled by love for his Queen's desire
Giving her much land provoked Roman senate's ire
After Cleopatra became Mark Antony's wife
He thought she was dead, so he took his own life.

1-15-19

Clerihew Contest ~ Second Placement Premiere contest
Sponsor Carolyn Devonshire

Note:
After Caesar's assassination, Cleopatra set her sights on the dashing Roman general Mark Antony. The two began an affair, resulting in twins in 40 B.C. Antony wed Cleopatra in 36 B.C., and appointed his new wife ruler of Egypt, Cyprus, Crete, and Cyria. This abuse of power so outraged the Roman Senate that they denounced him a traitor. After losing a major battle at sea, Antony and Cleopatra were forced to flee to Egypt in 31 B.C. In desperation, Cleopatra spread rumors of her own suicide. Antony, unaware of her plan, stabbed himself to death. When Cleopatra heard of this, she took her own life by inducing a poisonous snake to bite her.
Categories: mark antony, africa, devotion, history, lost
Form: Clerihew

Premium MemberCleopatra

CLEOPATRA

                 Cleopatra, queen of Egypt, the black beauty,
                 clever, erudite, great politician, attractive cutie.
                 Her exotic charisma and magnetic attraction
                 whelmed Julius Caesar to tie romantic relation.

                Couple kept happy marital status
                Till Caser was assassinated by Brutus.
                Strong seduction of Cleopatra compelled Mark Antony
                to fall in love and make a knot of matrimony.   

     01/11/19

                                                          First Place
' A BRIAN STRAND JULY' Contest by Brian Strand
Categories: mark antony, beauty, romantic love,
Form: Clerihew

Premium MemberCleopatra and Her Confidente

Mythological ruthless Cleopatra
Larger than life in 30 B.C.
Her Achilles’ heel being Mark Antony
His untimely death too much to bear

Solitarily confined in her mausoleum
Desperately recluse with her royal asp 
Her only sanctioned confidente
Sole witness to her feverish distress
Through a night ever dark and bitter
Raging with unbearable emptiness 

Kiss me  Take me
In an embrace of death
Royal prince of the Nile
I give myself wholeheartedly
With consummate abandon
Kiss my eyes closed
Let me drift into a deep sleep
As you expedite me to my lover
Where we shall reign again 
United in the afterlife



AP: 2nd place 2021

Submitted on April 28, 2018 for contest ASP sponsored by ANTHONY SLAUSEN  -  RANKED 7TH
Categories: mark antony, animal, dark, death, grief,
Form: Free verse


Premium MemberMy Heart Betrayed

To me I saw you 
you are still there 
as beautiful 
to be in the presence 
of you. 

Making all my stars fly 
a summers day 
to kiss you 
all my dreams 
even to the end 
My rose 
unless it gathers thorns
 
Like Cleopatra. 
I want to be your Mark Antony 
forever yours 
into words 
As my life passes us by 
never forget the love 
I have for you. 

A real dream 
made for a reason 
It is so special 
I can never find 
the right words 
until now. 

You who suffocates my heart 
The circle of my life 
who has the very keys 
beautiful to me as a rose 
my eclipse. 

my very own heart 
broken in all
that a woman 
should be
forever beautiful
Categories: mark antony, lost love,
Form: Free verse
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