Short Egyptians Poems

Short Egyptians Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Egyptians by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Egyptians by length and keyword.


Ramadame

In the days of Nefertiti
Wildlife roamed the ancient city
Egyptians could date them
And sometimes they ate them
But all loved licking the kitty
Form: Limerick


Blood Channel

Suez Canal-
The bypass performed,
On the chests of the Egyptians,
Bleeding for miles carrying to sea,
Blue sea,before blood mix,
Red Sea after both had sex!

Premium Member Throw the Brain Away

When mummifying the Egyptians saved
Organs a plenty, the workers raved.
Threw out the brain
Kept heart with the grain
Organs were preserved with body engraved.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Kitty Kats

12,000 years since their introduction Egyptians were first to start the pet cat custom No one owns a cat A CAT owns a cat 90 million slink around town filling their gut
Form: Limerick

Egyptians Sideways

The Egyptians walked sideways I figure to conceal the fine points of their figure. In a desperate scrimmage with their own body image diet mania they would prefigure.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Hieroglyphic Alphabet Rhyme

Hieroglyphic alphabet
Word pictures I’ve never met
Represents an object round
Also, a specific sound

Ancient Egyptians used it
Double birds quite the hit
Letter L is a lion
Ancient writing made for dy’n.
Form: Rhyme

Women's Men

Egyptians are called "Women's Men",

In the language of the Queen,"Man in Woman"-

WoMAN,WoMEN

SHE,FeMALE

Mankind is only kind to the Man!

Male domination,a human error,

In the language of the Queen

Premium Member Call Me What I Am

Call me what I am!!
Do not call me NI**ER !!
Call WE Niger 
Call We Nigerian 
Call  WE  AFRICAN!!
Call We dirty! Yeah! Right!
Call we mud people.
We came from the earth.
We are dusty. 
We know our worth!
We came first!
WE AFRICA!! RISE!!
WE ANCIENT  EGYPTIANS!!
ANCESTORS  RISE!!

Premium Member Mummification of Ancient Egyptians

Ancient Egyptians had terrific mummification skills
They practiced on a variety of lesser animals
hippopotamuses, cats, dogs, camels, and apes
there is non-living proof of their talents in their tombs
pharaohs and their queens were also mummified
Their mummification techniques are still admired today

Premium Member Ancient Footles

1. Walls of Jericho:
Giddy
City
 

2. Moses:
Hopper
Stopper


3. The Egyptians:
Water
Fodder


4. Jael:
Hammer 
Slammer


5. Sampson:
Pillar
Killer


6. Laban:
Fuzzin'
Cousin


References: 
1. Joshua 6:20
2. Exodus 10:17-19
3. Exodus 14:28
4. Judges 4:21
5. Judges 16:29-30
6. Genesis 31:41

Written July 2d and 3d, 2013
Form: Footle

Part the Sea

I hunger for time alone with you
my spirit is thirsting after your love
for I cannot bear 
the emptiness much longer
stretch out your hands 
and part the sea
let my Egyptians fade away 
so I can embrace my Promise Land
flowing with your milk and honey
that restores everlasting peace
love and fulfillment
into my love sick spirit
© Mia Pratt  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Hieroglyphs and Holograms For Contest

Code carved in temple walls, tombs and charms
Used in a religious context
Meaning magic words in Greek
The Egyptians believed 
That words written in
Hieroglyphs came
Real in their
Ancient
World

The photographic technology
Creates a visual image
Projected in third dimension
In movies or concerts
Appearing as real
To human eye
Something that
Is not
Real


4-8-2016
Form: Nonet

Premium Member A Woman

Persian
Phoenician
Armenian
Lebanese
worldly
lovely
my flattery needs fuel
one more glass of wine
grapes and olives  building humanity
more beauty, my eyes crave it so
plus infinite wisdom
glasses full of merlot kisses
if a heart beats
it needs endless love
this woman taught me softness
of whom do I speak?
oh la la only the Egyptians knew
the love for your cat is eternal

Premium Member Swimming Lesson

Ancient Egyptians worshiped idols
Their slaves, the Jews, did too

So, to the Lord the angels complained
On Your holiness do You desire a stain

Why save these two groups of idolaters
Drown them both in the sea several kilometers

Yet the angels didn't get their way
For ill-treating Jews, Egypt paid...

Sure, the Lord says pray only to Him
But if you don't ~ Make sure you can swim
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member To a Stranger Who Has Died -

To a stranger who has died -
   Money is nontransferable;
That the Egyptians tried -
   The kings - they're unconsolable

But I know some things that follow:
   A reputation that's admirable;
Fame - too - worth much in gold
   As well as a pretty caricature.

Others will take their talents
   And I - by history’s sieve -
Will take - cheating prognosis -
   My poems with me when I leave.
Form: Rhyme

Wall Street

While Wall Street takes the plunge
-	What next is there to come?
It’s enough to make one lunge
-	Greed caused this mess to come

Though it’s nice to have the fineries in life
-	Who is going to pay the price?
You can’t take it with you in the afterlife
-	This too was the Egyptians vice

They, too, accumulated wealth
-	Who did it serve in the end?
Even though Tut lost his health
-	He couldn’t take it with him in the end
Form: Rhyme

The Order

The writings on the wall , they say
The Egyptians they will agree 
The pharaohs  used the hieroglyph
to tell of us of their reign 

The holograms the future 
The skywalkers  would agree 
The rebel alliance sent messages 
to tell us the empires on the way 

The methods used to   message us
have evolved, I'm sure you would agree
but to send a hieroglyph or hologram  
to mum a bit much to order  tea .



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Premium Member A PROMISE TO M

I was crafted for you long ago of bronze
Carried by Egyptians like fine silk
I was once the ankh pressed against your pain
We crossed the Nile while pharaohs slept in lotus
dreams
The desert was once our home and Cleopatra, our
Queen

While the queen courted Caesar and General
Ptolemy ruled
We clung to the fevered silver of the stars
But now is today and all is forgotten of us
A promise to M.
Written in sand

Premium Member When I Stop Learning

World War two
The properties of gemstones
The Mayans
The Bible
Native Americans
Spirituality
Extra Sensory Perception
Hypnotism
Clairaudience
Palmistry
Assertiveness training
Psychometry
Sociology
Sedona
Near Death Experiences
Psychological Case Studies
Brain Research
Clairasentience
Geology
Aztecs
Egyptians
Horatio Alger stories
Clairavoyance
When I stop being interested in new things
When I stop learning
My dying begins
Form: List

The Cat Soul

Egyptians worshipped & were buried with them.
Why are cats so regal...have such dignity?
Are they Royal? Act so proud?
Is it true they have one soul?
They all stretch,meow,scratch + hiss, purr,
act nice when they want something.
Stare to declare it is their territory.
Sleep in a ball-shape with a smile on their
faces.
Clean their paws after a hearty mealtime.
Pretend , hunt and imagine at playtime.
They act the same...
One soul.
One Collective Cat Soul.

Premium Member In the End

The sinners they sin and the believers they pray
But in the end we all die anyway
Some are cremated and put in an urn
Hotter than hell the bodies they burn
Others are wrapped and cast off a boat
Fishermans' blessing to carry them home
Some are fixed in poles up high 
Cast ablaze with possessions spirits ary
Egyptians are wrapped in cloth and honey
Cats and dogs they had gold and their money
One way is not better than others
All born the same the womb of our mothers
Form: Ballad

Dumb It Down

Dumb it Down

Date: Mon, Jan 11 2016 at 8:06 AM

He Brew he Hebrew the Seed of Jews
Seasoned the Fruits Sinking in the Truth In Peace with Beetlejuice
Shadows of Noobs
I know the Darkness of the Moon
Revenge of the Fallen Strikes a Noon
I'm Looney like Looney toons on Tunes but I ain't a Toon
Twelve Tribes divided
Jacob to Issac
Israelite Hybrids
Zionist 
Portraying the lost Children Blinded
Here's an Hieroglyphic
Noah to Ham Son of the Egyptians
Shem The Jews

The Golden Calf

The Egyptians' made a golden calf and worshipped it.
When the Lord learned what they did, he had a fit.
They stabbed God in the back even though he freed them from being slaves.
What they did was reprehensible, it was a shameful way to behave.

Those people were terrible and they had no gratitude.
Moses and God were both disgusted by their attitude.
God is the only one who should be worshipped, not a golden calf.
When people do such things, they will suffer the Lord's wrath.
Form: Rhyme

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