Mosque of Samaara |
Trajan's column depicting Roman fighters in Dacian Wars |
Carved figures on Marcus Aurelius column |
Holding thy bejeweled
crown so high
Almost touching the dark
star-spangled sky
The glorious man-made
structure all adore
As if asserting the
mighty power of man
Vying with Nature with
his skills and plans;
A surprising monument of
wonder thou art
Blending intricate
systems and aesthetic art.
Blending hard work and
indomitable will
A captivating spectacle
of creative thrill.
2. So many thousands’ collective
industry and dream
So many billions spent to
shape this scheme;
Shaped like a desert
flower with a sturdy base
To withstand weather’s
unpredictable ways.
Like a Titan majestic
revealing man’s desire
To reach unreachable
heavenly spires.
Like the mosque of
Samaara with exquisite design
With reinforced solid
strength you do shine;
Furnished with shops,
restaurants, homes and pools
A vertical world with luxuries cosy and cool.
3. Though not so artistic like Trajan’s
Tower
Depicting in details
Roman victories and power
Or of Marcus great column
with spiral relief
Asserting conquest of
northern tribes in brief.
Though not flashy like
Eiffel with romantic charm
You transcend all in
height and glorious form.
An affluent image of
knowledge and power
On this dry desert made a
heavenly bower
A true symbol of man’s
efforts to make this spot;
A living wonder with all heavenly
pleasures brought.
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Trajan’s Tower: A Triumphal column in Rome, commemorating
Trajan’s victory in Dacian (Romanian) wars depicting the scenes of war and
daily life of ancient Rome. It was 125ft. tall and was built between 106-113 A.D.
Marcus great Column: A Roman victory column (97 ft tall)
depicting the victory of Marcus Aurelius over the North
Germanic tribes. The construction of this column was begun in 176 A.D. and
completed in 193 A.D.
Eiffel Tower: A wrought iron Observation and Broadcasting Tower in Paris. It was named after the engineer Gustave Eiffel whose company
designed and built the tower from 1887 to 1889. It is 330 meters tall with
81 stories and is the tallest structure in Paris.
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13th January 2023
Somaseshu Gutala
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