Short Babylonian Poems
Short Babylonian Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Babylonian by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Babylonian by length and keyword.
Oldest museum was built in Iraq
Built by Babylonian princess – fact.
No one knows her name.
She was just a dame.
If she’d been male, they’d have kept track.
Tammuz is mythical God of springtime plants.
Garden vegetables praises you in rants.
God of the flower,
God of most power.
Makes most pleasant Babylonian chants.
A labyrinth of desire
Empty by the missing genie
Into the realm of reality
Justify by a Babylonian logic
That all dreams come true
Close your eyes
The expectation of elusive joy
Slithers away into the illusion of
Hope.
Hope is the distraction from responsibility.
every fold
every curve
deep mystery
green verve
as the eyes
roam the summits
beauty turns up
shapes allure
waves rising
clouds on mounds
waves descend
fogs in the waist
ascent and descent
an exciting dance
once over
a deep trance
uphill journey
downward return
cups of tea
thorns and flowers
deep in the gorges
Babylonian darkness
your and mine
for a bath in light
I'm rolling by these towers
that swerve, these towers
that turn,
twisting, slow, into Mississauga
skies, I watch
new windows
burn with light, burn
with life, yet I
still remember when you were
hardly higher than a child, then
ascending, rising
canonized from flat Ontario ground,
and now
the miracle is complete,
St. Monroe alive
for thousands-
"...a landmark of a town
bathed in round Babylonian crystal..."