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A witty look at the Exodus.

Yet such a judgment does Cleopatra a real injustice. History, sparse in female rulers, has seen few to match her in political astuteness: for some thirty years she played-from her own standpoint-a wise game on the chessboard of Mediterranean politics, competing, amongst others, with the greatest statesmen and generals of Rome.

Once there was a very powerful Pharaoh. His name was Euclid. One day he wanted a solid gold statue, in fact, he wanted two, one for himself, and an identical one of his son in a different proportion.

Please release me, Its time I love again.I cannot remain forever ,chained to your memories.

Pharaoh set outs to conquer the North country.

This is somthing I wrote about the nile.

A Poetic Narration on Fireworks displayed at Boston on the 4th July, 2009.

A neo-shakespearian sci-fi play about the Anti-Christ.