Pharaohs Poems - Poems about Pharaohs

Pull the wool over our eyes Exploit your bully pulpit Ha, ha! Even ‘Wooly Bully’ ...

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The scratches cut deep in red sandstone, tell of that ancient Egyptian day. When the sun on the hall of kings shone, their faces formed from the light and shade. The faithful sing in harmonic voice to praise the idols the gods love most. This beautiful day the peoples' choice, parade the spirit kings and their host, into a sunset of Pharaohs...

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My blood straight from the earth; so I scream louder, All my life I been a victim to white powder. Never ingesting but sometimes I question; am I running from the devil or moving fast from the reverend, When I sit back in a session, I blow a L for the Essence; I wonder if my stresses out weigh God blessings. Tell me...

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THE PHARAOHS by JOHN M. ARRIBAS It wasn’t the Pharaohs that ruled the Nile It was the priests that sanctioned their style As long as the Pharaoh kept playing ball The priests insured that he’d never fall To make him acceptable to poor and unshod They elevated his position to a living god Scams have existed for thousands of years They prey on ones...

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As I lazily walked near the Great Pyramid of Giza, fantasies of how three thousand years ago was in Egypt, fill my mind; lords from as far places as China bringing gifts to the royal palace; golden hieroglyphs emanating a blinding glow on pillars and palaces; the air smelling sweet and fresh of perfume and fresh harvest from...

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Your mysticism captivates my world today Covered in gold and ruins We try to decode What you left behind for us so long Its been five thousand years And we still feel so lost without you Let your sun god Ra Show us the path you took The pyramids were the keys to your afterlives Show us how to live our lives I live in...

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