Giorgio Veneto
- Joined 10th Sep 2011
- Published 198 pages
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Recent pages by Giorgio Veneto
A pentameter poem about a ship accident in a frozen sea. Adventurous and Spiritual poem.
An Iambic tetrameter ABBA rhymed poem, about children that play and dream on the sea sand shore.
An Iambic pentameter poem against excessive alcohol consumption. I involve Physics, Mathematics and Philosophy that combine to an ethical result.
An Iambic pentameter poem. Judith (a historical figure), dances for Holofernes, the king of the Assyrians.
Am Iambic pentameter with each stanza's last line a tetrameter, spiritual poem about a ship's ocean trip.
An Iambic tetrameter poem. A half-surreal approach to entities of the past that wander in air, above Thule - the ancients land's end.
Thule: The geographical region believed by ancient geographers to be the northernmost land in the inhabited world. A town of Greenland founded by Pyth...
An Iambic tetrameter poem with ABBA rhyme scheme. A poem about a letter that a soldier receives.
An Iambic tetrameter poem describing a sentiment of the past.
Philosophical and artistic, well attended poem.
An Iambic tetrameter poem, rhymed in ACBD scheme, about a person who walks in rain.
An Iambic pentameter poem about a ship wreck close to Bering strait, near Aleutian islands.
Iambic tetrameter. The rhyme scheme of each stanza follows that of a Triolet. A poem about the duels and the gunfighters of the wild West of 19th century.
An Iambic tetrameter poem. Barbarians invade the land of a retired Byzantine guard, who decides to face them.
An Iambic pentameter poem. The story is about an Abbe (French priest) who feels that a beloved person's spirit invites him.
(An Iambic tetrameter, almost surreal spiritual poem with near rhymes and rhyme schemes designed and put together on purpose).
