Rome

LawRnX Mathebula

Place of the remus, and romulus'

Unto us all, caput mundi a home

Modern and archaic everything theirs

Sprawls out of Italy, the overgrown.

 

 

Where in the world have our brethren,

Found God and kept Him or God the son?

Only a devoted the vatican,

Have they the church, and none.

 

 

And where the world has gone,

For their homage?

Where in the world they've begun

A journey; their pilgrimage?

 

 

To Rome the world has gone,

Every pilgrim to find God,

Where He was or God the son

Upon the rungs, which He trod.

  • Author: R_n_X (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 12th, 2022 08:55
  • Category: Religion
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