egypt encyclopedia- 1- location

this is a series about egypt, starting with location

 

Egypt
Where  located?
 in the center of the world
Among Africa, Asia and Europe
Between east and west, Egypt has the link
Mediterranean from the north, Red Sea east of it
In the middle runs the River Nile, so Egypt is the Nile Gift
Making a green valley in the middle, with deserts surrounding it
With hot climate in summer, little cold in winter, fine in fall and spring
Age is ten-thousand-years back into history, so it is called, mother of the world
 oldest found country in the world with a name, as they have registered on the pyramid

Author's Note

hope it has any useful information

Reviews

[MOON]

Lovely , Khalid what a great idea to put the information in the shape of a pyramid. You are certainly proudly Egytian.

[?]

Love this bit of information...and the structure...pyramid...I have always wanted to go to Cairo...I have seen so many pictures and researched on the web and it is a BEAUTIFUL place..

[Mockingbird]

this is very informative. i'm not too familiar with egypt and its location and it's good to know the seas that surround it and the river nile that flows through it which since the beginning of time brought life to egypt and the rest of their world. it's not off-ten you can get encyclopedic knowledge from a poem. this also has the sound for being lyrical. excellent poem.

[Thea]

Aw...Pyramid's are beautiful and well made...I wanna see even one of it...This was a cool poem! Great work!
:)))

[Coyote Poetry]

I went to Egypt three times on training exercises. The people were kind and the country was beautiful. I remember the color of the building and structures were amazing. Egypt had great history and intelligent people. I have many gifts from Egypt hanging on my walls of my house. Thank you for the outstanding poem.
Coyote

[Bidu Ibrahim]

A concrete poem. Nice and interesting flow! Good job Khalid and thanks for sharing.

[Sugar Plum ♥]

Yes, not just useful, but so beautiful in form of pyramid! I loved that poem, and I love Egypt too! thank you for sharing, Khalid!