Sneaky Curse- King Tut's Tomb Poem by ERNEST CLARY

Sneaky Curse- King Tut's Tomb

Rating: 5.0


King Tuts Tomb
in the valley of kings
his deaths womb
among his things

surviving raiders for a while
rubble hidden door
not far from the nile
it lays forevermore

along came carter
at canarvans command
to tuts things barter
hand from hand

now the treasure gone
from tomb number seven
the flight of a swan
his spirit in heaven

then carter died
from a bite on the cheek
thought the curse lied
oh what a sneak

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dianna Clary 27 October 2009

awesome writing.. ten stars plus ten... good to see historical poetry.

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Carol Gall 27 October 2009

good history great write 10

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ERNEST CLARY

ERNEST CLARY

St.Charles Missouri
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