A Guatemalan Poet

I'm a Guatemalan poet,

Master of apostrophe

I work in Milan who on roadways, 

Of this 21st Century.

A Guatemalan Mayan,
My name ends in 'B and 'E.

Even though I'm a Tikal poet, 

I drives the straight Sac'be.

I married a Mayan lady,

From the port of X'caret.

Took her back to Tikal city,

To write, and be a poet.

As a Guatemalan Mayan,

We loves our Adam and Eve,

Everyone in Milan does knows it,

Who lives in Italy.

My grandfather was a Nak'be poet,

He worked in1400 BC.

A Mayan, he wrote on white limestone,

On wide causeways, just like me.


Notes:
Tikal - A pre-Columbian Mayan civilization, located in Northern Guatemala, famous for its pyramid and other religious structures.
Sac'be - a causeway or straight roadway engineered by the Maya, connecting cities and religious sites. The Maya built the 'white ways' or 'white roads' during the peak period of pre-Columbian civilization. Superbly engineered they today are used as foundations for modern roads and railway lines.
Nak'be - one of the earliest of pre-Columbian Mayan sites. It is located in the Mirador basin of Guatemala.
X'caret - A seaside village in Mexico located along the Riviera Maya, a port in Mayan times, recently transformed into an eco-theme park.