Megalithic Poems - Poems about Megalithic

...Ggantija (Maltese "Giantess") The Neolithic era (c. 3600–2500 BC) On the Mediterranean island of Gozo Older than the pyramids of Egypt. Malta’s Gigantea one of UNESCO World Heritage Site, Th......

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...East sea capricious invites frolickers Lose all resolution fighting her euphoria Entry to her anger ensures exit involuntary Megalithic Pacific mounts with power su......

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...There's an amazing megalithic quarry in Baalbek A !600 ton stone block was placed, what the heck How was this possible Moving it wasn't plausible The mind boggles, I need to pause for a s......

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...Venus in View Oh, megalithic moon, shine your rays upon my beatific being For in this jubilant June, our hearts aflutter forever fleeing My Venus stands still, a Goddess of the cri......

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...When I was a boy I thought I saw God with the face of a Pharaoh riding towards me at midnight in a golden chariot, pulled by horses of burning gold, they moved downward out of the deep indigo sk......

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...Midnight Moon You are the acquiescent angel of my humble heart A megalithic mosaic gladiolus garden of amalgamate art Oh midnight moon you illuminate my glittering gaze Thru clustered clouds an......

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...flash of surreal insights haunting and eerie dreams geysers rushing to the surface plumed serpents dance we are waiting at the crossroads of intuitions advanced awareness in deep meditation w......

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...MEGALITHIC TREES AND US IN VIRGINIA WINTER The inclemency of winter has stripped the towering trees of their peacock foliage of fall; gravity sucking them back to the womb that gave birth ......

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...I dreamed of a night for many years Wandering far from home; When I could stand and stare at the stars Silently, on my own. Head uplifted, eyes open wide; Points of light eternal Racing through darkn......

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...Ancient monument on the English Salisbury plain Called Stonehenge by name. Large tall megalithic blocks On a plain that has no rocks. Myths and legends surround the stones Dozen of theories, yet s......

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...The Highland Princess Sails again Its captain and dove To the Mediterranean Now so much in love To an island they go To celebrate their engagement For their love truly flows This archip......

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...Knight the Butler said the Chef A civilized relation of One do exist. This Time of laying the Measure Means of One to Many a Treasure. Bird songs of the same feather weather storms of fright to ......

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