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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required When Swift, "Bird of Hermes", Its Last Flight Takes When swift "Bird of Hermes" its fast flight takes path through nether worlds, its tall broken stones phantom from Olympic heights swiftly breaks, to survive ancient gods's dying groans. Into earthen world, flashing flaming wings from behind echoes of thunder and light as unto death its silent cries may bring truth in Time's abyss, of past days and nights. Fleet and airy such journey to and fro as divine messenger delivers words from Olympus covered in purest snow down to mankind in its sad teeming herds. And of such, does man ever truly see divine beauty of Nature's true worth far more than bounty of all seven seas tis' abundance of life strewn across earth. When swift "Bird of Hermes" its fast flight takes path through nether worlds, its tall broken stones phantom from Olympic heights swiftly breaks, to survive ancient gods's dying groans. Of the "Bird of Hermes", some disbelieve yet some poets may feel its midnight flight especially so midnight of New Years Eve within hopes and dreams given bird's first sight. Did not such dead gods mirror soul of man complete with its greed and many dark lusts and creation of this world, its long span that ends with our bodies turning to dust? Shall we not listen to message as sent yet still struggle in dark, epic strains as we ignore what such tales truly meant truth is hidden within man's failing brain. Does modern science our souls ever save or technology everything explain do we know what lies beyond mortal grave or if part of us on this earth remains? When swift "Bird of Hermes" its fast flight takes path through nether worlds, its tall broken stones phantom from Olympic heights swiftly breaks, to survive ancient gods's dying groans. Robert J. Lindley, March 7 2019/ January 21- 2020 Hermes, Greek Mythology, (A Vision Through Midnight Realms Once Seen)
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