Egypt Poems - Poems about Egypt

They rise like ancient dreams From the sands of Egypt Gently kissing the sky Whispering to the heavens. How grand they are The pyramids of Giza With pride so high They paint the sky. What you see are stones stiched With hands together so...Read the rest...

I wasn't a native in the land, but I blended in wasn't a place I called home, but I dwelt it simply a misfit trying to fit in a victim of circumstance a weakened soul that knew no...Read the rest...

I only remembered it for a minute second Some dream bound for the black hole. A minuscule moment it was Slipping into the fabric of no dimension. The actor forgetting their single stage moment In the shortest act created...Read the rest...

Salt from the sands of Egypt Sprinkled into wine To banish dark memories Red wine mixed with myrrh Infused with pink salt Through wisdom Praise!...Read the rest...

My dreams became galling To my fratricidal brothers My father's favor appalling Birthed from different mothers "The master of dreams is coming." Down the cistern they tossed me Their plan to kill me numbing My dreams engulfed in irony Reuben discouraged their plan They...Read the rest...

POEM TO RENEE, MASTER HEALER Perfectly proportioned Greek goddess except her philosophies were somewhat eastern or eternal Gold locks alight magical medicine woman aflame with Sakara heat feeds us walnuts wrapped in dates Blond lashes thick as a witches broom crown holding...Read the rest...

the Egyptian queen's eye make-up had to be perfect she instructed her face painter to make it extra green and the blackest ebony you can imagine she instructed him the harried creator had to add more lead and...Read the rest...

Serpents in Egypt engraved images for each being Unveiling the lack of discursive reasoning in the heavens Not manmade patterns to represent sounds and reasonings...Read the rest...

Augustus was on his way to conquer her people powerful Nubian Queen Amanirenas launched her own surprise attack on the Romans lead army of thirty thousand conquered three Roman Cities...Read the rest...

scarab glinting indigo and peacock symbol of resurrection desert phoenix you are a jackal waiting, traitorous, by my grave to lunge and devour me, licking my blood from your snout you cannot consume my heart, organ of my soul for it has been weighed and measured and...Read the rest...

pharaoh's scarab eternity's talisman regenerative afterlife rebirth ancient Egypt's obsession winged scarab takes flight great significance scarab held in diseased hand talisman of hope 'T' Words - Poetry Contest Chosen Word: Talisman. Sponsored by: Constance La France 13/04/2023 Pixabay Image: PatternPerfectArt...Read the rest...

These are modern English translations of ancient Egyptian Harper's songs. Harper's Song: Tomb of Djehutiemheb translation by Michael R. Burch The sky is opened for you, the earth opened for you, for you the good path leads into...Read the rest...

Behold Queen of Priestesses I bow my head in your sanctuary Of cool stone, circling your obelisk Receiving roses and papyrus to cover my breasts of aching love and thorns Glyphs pierce my skin I thank you for...Read the rest...

I miss her, Mother Egypt and those friends I left behind, timeless history, marvels and mysteries etched in stone by her own scribes. Longing for the waters of the nourishing River Nile and surrounding seas, the laughter and smiles of everyone who...Read the rest...

I Never one to shackle one with the past Yet humans use words to distort Time, our guilt or responsibility In that sense, the Past is a scapegoat An escape route, and inconsistent ally: If one has/ had parents, one has...Read the rest...