Sumerian Poems - Poems about Sumerian

...SPHINX STONE I am Sphinx Stone Sun stationed statue silent sculptured synoptic not marble or granite nor black tourmaline or crystal sapphire quartz vortex for Void actualising sacred a......Read the rest...

...He Lived: Excerpts from “Gilgamesh” loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch I. He who visited hell, his country’s foundation, Was well-versed in mysteries’ unseemly dark places. H......Read the rest...

...They are witches on the beach laughing at their menfolk finding them wanting but who is the dark now ? with gilded wings they flock like a midnight minotaur dim of sight They make their way t......Read the rest...

... “Frequency” we are separated from the others by a thin membrane electromagnetic we are receptors unignited ununited only tuned into our own frequency existi......Read the rest...

...feeling his vitamin injection a new adventure begins a slapstick epic of unfathomable implication here unfolds as the rat gnawed curtain rises at Ye Bone and Gristle among the clattering of wooden......Read the rest...

...Please note that this work is meant to follow in Epic Form and will not follow commonly used grammatical rules found in Prose, such as, not following proper paragraph use. Because it is an Epic Poem ......Read the rest...

...A new type Of spell summons the chaos from order thru demonic language, To speak of wisdom thru portals between realms for us to respectively acknowledge. The message is clea......Read the rest...

...I got rid of the toxins empathically a path in computer science unique file for friendships obsolete a techs understanding depends how you read Attentions a beast Lack of communication ......Read the rest...

... “The God Complex” His face imprinted hidden under layers of ink he whispers his words like a haunting breeze dust blown off the pages tow......Read the rest...

...The Exaltation of Inanna: Opening Lines and Excerpts by Enheduanna, daughter of Sargon I of Akkad and high priestess of Inanna loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Lady of all d......Read the rest...

...Lament to the Spirit of War by Enheduanna (circa 2285-2250 BCE) loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch You hack down everything you see, War God! Rising on fearsome wings you r......Read the rest...

...GILGAMESH . . . Story has it you used your power to run amuck Putting fear into the people, and brides in Unuk So the people of Unuk pray to the sky God Anu To sort out Gilgamesh, without a......Read the rest...

...They were tormented each day and their suffering was severe These 10 leopards making their way for the Lord was near Standing beyond the crowd, these 10 men began to cry out Their desperate cries ......Read the rest...

...The Love Song Of Shu-Sin loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Darling of my heart, my belovéd, your enticements are sweet, sweeter than honey. Darling of my heart, my belovéd,......Read the rest...

...OUR MASGOUF The fishes have high wings, but they can feel our deep pain like sisters. Yes, we are the fishes’ brothers and any halo you may see in the dark night is a birthday of this brotherhood......Read the rest...