Short Alexandria Poems
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City built on Sin
City of Light
City that never forgets
--- never can forget ---
Walls are meant to Defend
But where are the Guards?
Christy
Honest, Blunt, Real, Nobody
John, Linda, James, Alexandria
Laughs, Cries, Screams
The Dark, Snakes, Wasps
Russia, Ireland, Love
Oklahoma
Teas
They saw its light far out to sea;
An earthquake brought it down.
I wonder what the sailors did -
I hope they didn’t drown.
Lighthouse of Alexandria for PD’s Seven Wonders of the Ancient World contest
Bright celestial bulbs over circuit,
All the men and women woven in ink,
Bestowing light upon the library—
Shatters into sharp, blazing shards,
Grimly hunching like half-melted ice—
Forgotten, like a dusty grave.
Already 2 years old
Your getting so big and learning so much
Many memories I will never forget
Watching you learn to crawl and walk
Hearing you say "mama" and "dada"
Sweet and adorable, yet at times...
Very stubborn and difficult.
But in mommy's eyes you're perfect.
Great Pyramid Of Giza
Hanging Gardens Of Babylon
Temple Of Artemis
Statue Of Zeus At Olympia
Mausoleum At Halicanassus
Colossus Of Rhodes
Lighthouse Of Alexandria
Author;Free Software Foundation
Compiled by;chipepo lwele
PS;The reminder of the 7 Wonders Of
The Ancient World.
I had a lekker time in Egypt
even though I didn’t visit a crypt
I drank, smoked, had fun with friends
later back on board someone stole my tens
still had fun on the last night there
and the cab ride was quite a scare
that was one of the ports I have seen
as a young sailor at age nineteen
As I Walk in winters cold
children seek warmth
amid parental windbreaks
disrupted by winters harshness
school buses arriving late
as for the sighs I hear
maybe it's just the wind
or if possible
the sound of my heartache
Daniel, Christina, Christopher, Alexandria
I love and miss you all.
la folle of chaos I was called as my mother told me me I was catherine of Alexandria
what do I know of history as learning every day what tomorrow will bring
and if a horse I'll be Catherine the great ruining your life with my plunder
as enlightened with a vision i am selfish to trot the planets of my dreams
I am the wind
That blows through your hair
I fly with the trees
I float in the air
I'm high with the clouds
In the blue sky
I wave through the birds
That pass me by
With my dreams by my side
My soul in my heart
I am the wind
I will never depart
Hello everyone. Unlike most of my poems this one was not written by me alone. It was also written by one of my best friend Alexandria.
I got a secret, I ain't supposed to tell, but a secret is made to be told, so what the
h_ll. See I heard through the grapevine (when I was pressing some fresh wine)
that Sandra Hudson/Alexandria is brewin' a pot, of delicious witch stew...I know
how we all love that, both me and you...so lets petition her earnestly to
pass 'round that big pot, and in honor of Holloween, share what you got!!
Great Pyramid of Giza
it's old
I'm told
Hanging Gardens of Babylon
divine
grape vine
Statue of Zeus at Olympia
god king
stirring
Temple of Artemis at Ephesus
god mom
the bomb
Mausoleum at Halicarnassus
big tomb
much room
Colossus of Rhodes
big man
bronze tan
Lighthouse of Alexandria
took dunk
went plunk
Lucille, Myriam, Marguerite,
Know, I am not looking for an angel,
Ludivine, Cécile, Catherine,
Françoise, Julie, Jacqueline,
Gaëlle, Sylvie, Antoinette,
Margot, Béatrice, Paulette,
Would you go to Italy, my angels,
Manon, Sophie, O pretty girls,
Irène, Suzanne, or Stéphanie,
Alexandria, Alexandra, Mélanie,
Judith, Pauline, Clara, Morgane,
Is it the intoxication of Monbazillac?
Know, I am not looking for an angel.