Julius Caesar Poem by Mary Cieslak
Julius Caesar
Whose name's uttered most in the street,
Whose heart had no nobler a beat,
Who moved all men unto their feet?
Caesar, ho! Caesar!
With pow'r an' might he won the land,
Yet none hath no gentler a hand.
`Tis proof of the people's demand
As they cry: Caesar!
Although the flesh is long and gone,
Whose name hath lived on and on?
Who in this tragedy been wronged?
Hail, Jul'us Caesar!
A moving piece about Julius Ceasar...well played of words...10+++
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5/2/2024 2:21:33 PM # 1.0.0.1119
'Although the flesh is long and gone' we remember Caesar trusted his body, his mind was its good companion. Let's get bodies livin'.