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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The winged god Zephyrus, handsome and graceful gently flapped his wings, gliding across the meadows. His eyes fell on naked youths splashing at play in the sparkling water of a deep wide pool, sheltered by willow trees, where fragrant flowers bloomed. He slowed his flight and looked with lust and admiration. On the green grass he espied a tender youth; athletic and beautiful was this young Spartan prince, scantily dressed, playing his flute with nimble touch. Zephyrus’ heart fluttered and leapt; he could not help falling deeply in love with beautiful Hyacinth. Little did he know that he was already being courted by Apollo! Out of sight he lay in wait then made his move and sought him out at sunset. He approached him and with golden words he tried to tempt his heart, but all in vain. Though impressed, Hyacinth remained firm and faithful to Apollo. That night, Zephyrus many restless hours spent alone, ignoring Chloris’s sexual charms. Entangled thoughts engulfed his frenzied mind, jealousy clawed at his heart, tore deep within. Dawn arrived, and bleary eyed he hastened forth towards the hills, in search of calm respite. Alas, it was not meant to be; envy reared its head with poisoned fangs that sent him reeling mad. Emotions changed from red to green, and in despair he flew high up, aimlessly circling in the sky. Then all at once, upon a verdant field below, he caught sight of Hyacinth and Apollo playfully engaged in discus throwing. The green-eyed monster lunged and with swift intent Zephyrus blew a gust of wind that swerved the discus from its route and it hit Hyacinth on the head resulting in instant death. Jealousy prevailed. Furious yet heartbroken, Apollo held Hyacinth tightly in his arms, blood dripping from his temple; and with one last act of love he changed that blood into a most beautiful flower called Hyacinth. ----------------------------------------------------------- Contest: Epic Only Sponsor: Skat A Placed 3rd
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