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Premium Member Roman Yoga
Practicing hard at his yoga, Cato convolved with his toga. The news he was caught In this Gordian Knot Spread to the land of Busoga. ...

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Categories: roman, africa, clothes, funny, history,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member K The Marks of the Roman Catholic Church
The one true Church established by Father Christ is the Roman Catholic Church It is the Church which our Divine Lord started when He picked the 12 Apostles And made St. Peter as their head We know that the Roman Catholic Church is the one true Church established by Father Christ Because it alone has the mark...

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Categories: roman, christian, community, devotion, god,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member J The Roman Catholic Church
The Roman Catholic Church is a congregation of all baptized persons United in the same true faith The same sacrifice And under the Holy Father The Pope Father Christ founded the Roman Catholic Church to bring all men to Eternal salvation Father Christ gave the power to teach To sanctify And to rule the members of His Church to the Apostles The 1st Bishops...

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Categories: roman, christian, community, devotion, god,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Lake Shrine
Ancient building, columns define. Eden’s forever garden hidden. Indelibly juxtapositioned kaleidoscopic lake maintains numerous orchidaceae. Porticos’ quaint, reclused, sequestered. Tetrastylon unseen villa’s with xystus, Yogananda’s Zen....

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Categories: roman, words,
Form: ABC
Prophecy of the Golden Child
Gaia in white flame burns Yaldabaoth himself spurns A second cycle turns The Golden Age returns The first-begotten son Comes down from heaven’s sun Barbelo, Armoured Queen Look gently at this scene Of Christ’s birth long foreseen In this iron machine Hearts of iron will melt Hearts of gold will be felt Hearts, gold and meek Will rule from the word’s peak Valis will rule and speak With the lute...

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Categories: roman, celebration, change, child, christian,
Form: Musaddas



What are these Roman Africaaaaaaaaan?
May be guns are self-explanatory for already something is something or cute cutlass and one local farmer hoe or digger? or somehow a carpenter hammer or nail?. The reason may be still self- explanatory- can we only rely...

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Categories: roman, inspirational,
Form: Free verse
Roman Graffiti
little boys playing in the clay road picking up turtles that fly in the wind run, run away from the scary old widowers or you might never be a boy again! we can only be boys for a little longer so let’s take our cheer and carry it on as the great warrior Atreus did when he gave his life for...

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Categories: roman, encouraging,
Form: Free verse
A Prayer For Ernesto And Gladys Roman
O Lord of mercy, hear my call For Ernesto and Gladys, who give their all. In Christ’s own footsteps, may they tread, With hearts of kindness, hands outspread. Grant them compassion, deep and true, To lift each spirit, to heal, renew. May empathy bloom like a flower rare, In their open hearts, a gentle prayer. Bless their giving, pure and bright, Their love of...

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Categories: roman, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Sulpicia Translations 2 by Michael R Burch
These are English translations by of Latin poems written by the ancient Roman female poet Sulpicia. V. Reproach for Indifference by Sulpicia translation by Michael R. Burch Have you no kind thoughts for your girl, Cerinthus, now that fever wilts my wasting body? If not, why would I want to conquer this disease, knowing you no longer desired my existence? After all, what’s...

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Categories: roman, body, desire, girl, love,
Form: Free verse
Julian the Apostate and Marcus Aurelius
"Their cross will decay Rome will be as a phoenix Helios will reign supreme" "The sun always sets Accept the eagle’s old age Find dominion in your mind" ...

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Categories: roman, history, moving on, perspective,
Form: Sedoka
CATULLUS TRANSLATIONS 3
CATULLUS TRANSLATIONS 3 Catullus VII: 'How Many Kisses' loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch You ask, Lesbia, how many kisses are enough, or more than enough, to satisfy me? As many as the Libyan sands swirling in incense-bearing Cyrene between the torrid oracle of Jove and the sacred tomb of Battiades. Or as many as the stars observing amorous men making love furtively on a...

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Categories: roman, angst, desire, happiness, love,
Form: Free verse
CATULLUS TRANSLATIONS
CATULLUS TRANSLATIONS Catullus LXXXV: 'Odi et Amo' loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch 1. I hate. I love. You ask, 'Why not refrain?' I wish I could explain. I can't, but feel the pain. 2. I hate. I love. Why? Heavens above! I wish I could explain. I can't, but feel the pain. 3. I hate. I love. How can that be, turtledove? I wish I could explain. I can't, but feel...

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Categories: roman, books, boy, god, hate,
Form: Rhyme
Ghost of Vulcan
A world imagined A phantom circling the sun Veiled by her white glare Pulling on Mercury's heels Pulling on mankind's veiled minds About the hypothetical planet Vulcan, which was theorised to exist as the nearest planet to the Sun in the 19th century. ...

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Categories: roman, imagination, mythology, nature, science,
Form: Tanka
Constantine and the fiery sign
A solar halo Sol Invictus blistering Or the cross blazing Burning for roman bloodshed Who in truth was Cain scheming ...

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Categories: roman, fire, light, miracle, sun,
Form: Tanka
Julian the Emperor and Deserter
Archon of the west, whose spouse was the worldly Sophia Who blindly abandoned his childhood lamb, to search for unseen light Though the lamb could have showed him the pure gnosis he craved for Poem (from a Gnostic Christian perspective) about the Roman Emperor Julian the Apostate, who abandoned Christianity in favour for philosophical Paganism....

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Categories: roman, betrayal, history, irony, jesus,
Form: Sijo

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