Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Constantine Comments
Rating: ★4.8
OH, the fuss and bother of
Imperial Governance! I farm
that out to my subalterns
in the lower courtyards.
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Sranisha Francis
25 September 2015
I fix my eyes on the symbol that commands the roof and all the space around it Thoughtful words, nicely narrated it.
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Paul Sebastian
16 September 2015
You have captured beautifully the the seat, power and glory of Emperor Constantine. You make so real. Thank you.
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8/2/2025 11:01:01 PM # 1.0.0
An introspection into the mind and thoughts of Emperor Constantine, the well acclaimed king of Constantinople! He didn't allow himself to be bothered by the weight of authority! From the poem I assume, he believed in the policy of decentralization, but at the same time enjoyed his imperial status! Being the first emperor to embrace Christianity, and being a good king, whose mind was full of golden truths, I have heard that he got deified! I doubt if his father enjoyed that status! A poet can always mould a character to his liking..... as poetry is not a piece of history or plain fact! Enjoyed the poem in beautiful fiction!