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Poetic Form: Verse/Heptastich
Inspired: 2024 July 24
Image: N/A
Poetic Form: Heptastich

I am
Aphrodite...
yielded from sea lather
and reached the shores of Cyprus on
a scallop's shell, symbol
of womanhood
and birth

I am
Aphrodite...
Homer sourced me as a
girl by Zeus and sea nymph, Dione,
and aphrodisiac
had influenced
my name

I am
Aphrodite...
a cause and effect for
incessant eyes aroused crusade
facing our guarded Mount
Olympus high
above

I am
Aphrodite...
unceasing prayers heard
by mere boldness and a taste test
from each sweeten apple
will direct me
to you

I am
Aphrodite...
petitions in the air
float endlessly, plucked graciously
by ivory doves to
be delivered
to me

I am
Aphrodite...
where I will recognize 
you daily upon your first glance
into some looking-glass
beholding my
essence

I am
Aphrodite...
Olympian goddess
of love, beauty, procreation
also, satisfaction,
your every need
answered.

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Date: 7/24/2024 9:21:00 AM
Great research on this fictitious goddess. Always popular in poetic circles.
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Hilo Poet
Date: 7/24/2024 2:09:00 PM
I kicked it up from my storaged poems as somebody on the internet in Greece made a musical video singing my poem--in Greek, I attached the link in my poem notes, hope you can see the video and the beautiful girls voice singing my poem--in Greek.
Date: 7/24/2024 5:29:00 AM
Can she fetch me another cuppa joe? That's my need at the moment. And thanks in advance for passing on my request. Aloha
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Hilo Poet
Date: 7/24/2024 2:03:00 PM
Got the video linked, i.e., if you've not heard it yet--this rounds on me.

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