Tunis Poems - Poems about Tunis

...There’s no way one’s devoted lover Won’t one’s weaknesses and faults cover; Tell big fools that one is in clover: Who nears not maps Driver of Rover From Tunis to far-away Dover And would in hel......

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...For so long have I contended And taken you for a mountain Only to find you a downhill.. C. O (Tunis, 2020)......

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...And as you think you have known them for years, in one single night, you realise, they got rid of you .. For they do not give a bit of damn to friendship and good company And they do not pa......

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...LANDING Big Brother's eye beyond the sky Saw it not sneak nigh, round valley and hill, gripping necks at will; No Global Hawk, Predator, Brigadier, Mirador, nor fortress and tower high......

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...The goddess we call Aphrodite Is not just an old Grecian deity. The Phoenicians did make Her a map. It's not fake. Her body is cartograffiti. The Punic war destroyed her face, 1 The Roman......

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...It was the year 4250 and a very nice day. Grine who was well tanned and with long, dark flowing hair had just left his Mac, the warmth to his bedroom, on which he had been home bouncing, or as it use......

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...Poet: Ken Jordan Poem: Way Down South            Edited by: Sparkle Jordan written: June/2014 Growing up way  down south  in Florida - was like a  fiesta - We would go to the b......

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...A lonely ghost loomed out of the unknown mystery, Bringing a halt to darkness and showing life in misery. Hamlet was told but there was no reason to be cold, This is a confession that is old, wh......

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...The Triumph of Love over Death My heart, my mind, the two have worked together, Each of them elemented and fostered my spirit. Some day, a stranger stepped in seeking decent weather; ......

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...We, pedestrians, who love open range walk in and out for freedom and bread. It is now high time for autumnal change And the city streets are propelling us ahead. Reality is contained and so in it is......

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...Having said what I said, Having done what I did, I will never keep my head short of spirit or down with regret. Alone in my agony, alone in my dynasty, I will stand still and dig and have thi......

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... A French ‘Indianist’ Doctor: A Tribute to a Die-hard Humanist   by T. Wignesan, Chercheur au C.N.R.S. Professor Jean LAPRESLE, the last of the......

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... “What’s One?” Guru of algebra: One is One. Suffrage agitator: One is vote. Labour party leader: “Claps” is ONE. Conservative party leader: ONE is “claps”. Egalitarian: One is ANY.......

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... A Question to La Fontaine Was the ant free from debt to the cicada? If she could live to work without a song, Then her life was hardly worth living; And let her gather......

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