Strong As SteelA Poem by Brittney MaxwellI am taking a poetry class and we are currently learned of catalogue/list poems. I chose to list the places I have traveled.“Strong as Steel” I’ve seen architecture: I’ve seen structures built since humans learned the need to
expand, building pieces of history, blossoming like spring flowers. My roots are embedded in the infrastructure of the world’s
past. I climbed up the towering windmills in Iowa, while I watched
the sunset in the distance. I have scaled the Eiffel Tower in France, palpating smooth
steel under my toes. I have ascended up the steps of Mont Saint Michele, feeling
the blood pool through my veins. I envisioned ancient gladiators and mighty battles within the Coliseum in Italy, remembering
every last drop of blood spilt under my feet. I’ve seen architecture: Strong, sturdy frameworks. My spirit is as robust as the platforms I’ve mounted. -Brittney Maxwell © 2014 Brittney MaxwellAuthor's Note
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Added on September 18, 2014 Last Updated on September 18, 2014 Tags: paris, coliseum, eiffel tower, travel AuthorBrittney MaxwellNYAboutMy name is Brittney and I am just like most young adults. I am an artistic individual who wants to test her limits and find another outlet to be creative in. I love family and have many pets (3 leopar.. more..Writing
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