Poetry: Arrogance - by Isadora Pandora

Top Article
All 44 Articles

10 of 44

by Isadora Pandora

Created on: November 18, 2008

Rome!
Cleave your own way out!
Oh Rome!
From this acquiesce you've rendered!
Oh Rome! Pray oh Rome!
Judgment stands nigh!
From Moses` Mount, Cast!
Righteous thunder!
Flashing verdict
Oh Rome! Pray ye Rome!
Clamant deeds to damn ye!
Asunder be resurrected in shame!
Oh Rome!
The drums of war drown out your Gaiety Chorus
Oh Rome! Dear Rome!
As you look up you see
The lance stained with your blood
Clasped in antiphon hands.
Oh Rome, Pray Ye Rome!

Learn more about this author, Isadora Pandora.
Click here to send this author comments or questions.

Below are the top articles rated and ranked by Helium members on:

Poetry: Arrogance

1 of 44

by Jared Stroup

Internal Power Trip

Grinding an axe against a malleable platform
Hector justifies his existence with an insult or two
Peeling
2 of 44

by Dawn Buck

Beggar for Grace
When it all falls out.
And your feet have slipped.
Your hands have suddenly,
Lost their grip.
And you are starting
3 of 44

by Kevin J. Putnam

One must laugh
to find away
thru the pitiful
fruit of false image.
the strut, cadence
and attitude
blended to a
fine inner gauge.
of
4 of 44

by Jeffrey N. Montoya

You see the world as yours to rule,
You see yourself as a precious jewel,
You see others as your tools for success,
You don't
5 of 44

by Christian DeLaphante Nessy

They think only of themselves,
Like empty vessels that make the most noise,
Wanting everyone to know how great they are,
Showing

View All Articles on: Poetry: Arrogance