Short Egyptian Poems
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Alpha knows noun wolfa wink
Canis lupus is rare
Sirius is the brightest
So this is so lovely Sothis
in an ancient Egyptian way
Form:
Her sense of whimsy made us smile.
Hanging by feet on a lemon tree.
Pondering the Egyptian Nile.
She has outgrown our small town you see.
Egyptian heroine
Beautifully clean
Intellectually acumen
Envied by many women
Loved gem exquisite emerald green
Mark Anthony's lovely queen.
"Bahebuk awi ya ostaz, ya baba, ya zaim el wasim."
"Bahebik awi ya ostaza, ya amoura, ya zaima."
Then the Cree lady embraced the Egyptian Arab man.
The Washing Line
Sit in a chair and watch the washing line
You see the world hanging there
Egyptian cotton
Chinese silks
Waving amongst your underwear
Earthenware,
Gently coated with 24 karats,
Lungs, innards, entrails, liver,
The heart left untouched,
Untainted,
Egyptian burials,
Wrapped in cheesecloth.
Fated, yet forbidden, but still forever true lovers
Always together beneath the warm Egyptian cotton covers.
On a daily basis laying in bed embracing each other.
There are two lovers who find out they can be together.
They live together forever, and holding each other.
In Egyptian cotton and feathered bed, one doing the other.
The feline is oft honoured in lands,
It struts like an Egyptian in sands.
The fastest in town,
It won't keep pills down
As I take my own life in my hands.
Turned down by a Spanish caballero
Rejected by an Egyptian Pharaoh --
Rosie had real good looks
But the girl couldn't cook --
Hitched an old bird who ate like a sparrow
Egyptian musk is an oil
From the ancient days
It's alluring smell
Seems to entice the person
Who smells it, even though
Most people wear it well
Each have a different aroma
A funny little observation
from my garden
the Indian Myna birds
Walk Like An Egyptian
as they
bob and strut
like a Pharaoh
have the look
down pat
even to the Cleopatra eyes.
Tick tick tick
Come QUICK
What is there to see
A piece of art passing
By on the Ancient Egyptian Nile
Tick tick tick
Proof that time began
With just a simple angelic
Smile
Ever eaten something 2000 years old?
Believe it, honey never goes bad we're told
In Egyptian tombs
Found jars and assumed
Were uneatable but discovered the yummy unfold
To most of us,
the Sun is a glowing ball
in the sky, giving us warmth
and light. Since ancient Egyptian
times, the Sun was deified
for its presence never faded
throughout the seasons....
Have you ever eaten something 2000 years old
Believe it, honey never goes bad we're told
In Egyptian tombs
Found jars and assumed
Were uneatable but discovered the yummy unfold
Rainbows of lightning
Amber gold
Topaz sun sighted
Colors glow
Egyptian magic
All I know
Honey-green static
Through window
Middle age mountains
I behold
Blue frigid fountains
In my soul
Have you ever eaten something 2000 years old
Believe it, honey never goes bad we're told
In Egyptian tombs
Found jars and assumed
Were uneatable but discovered the yummy unfold
J is for the Jews and gents
E is for the Egyptian rebellion
S is for the sinners as saints
U is for Utopian a word that will never exist on this earth
S is for the sacrifices our conscience makes
The moors seduced
The Sahara Desert Mountains
Mastered the Mediterranean Sea
Keepers of the flame
Custodian of Egyptian knowledge
Their horses made of moonlight
The world shall never be the same
An expert archaeologist found
Adventuring in a long trek
Egyptian sarcophagus
Where rests a pharaoh and
Dearly beloved
Holding the hands
As promise
Of true
Love
3-10-2016
Your lips are of raspberry rose.
With skin of Amber, like GOLD.
BLACKEST waist deep TRESSES.
I will, for eons bathe in your benign beauty,
Most excellently EXALTED.
You are the relic that restores me.
Behold the eye of Horus
Ancient Egyptian deity of protection
Royal beauteous goddess
Safe travels –
AP: Honorable Mention 2021
Submitted on May 11, 2018 for contest EYES sponsored by ANTHONY SLAUSEN
sometimes I am a cigarette burning into your/my skin
sometimes I am a corpse rotting into your/my dark
sometimes I am invisible
often this is a noiseless void
often this a soundless numbing
often I am wrong
Form:
Pharaoh Akhenaten liked his potbelly to show
He told the artists to draw him Rubenesque without woe
An Egyptian monarch with confidence back in the day
So, the skilled artesian painted Akhenaten exactly that way.