Message In a Hennessy Bottle

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Beneath the rubble of the Ocean
Where Panoply Swirls Decadent
Memories of Jupiter
Before the Flood-Omega
and, retro-spect, the turn of Archimedes

Poseidon in A Rage
Prophecies the Doom of the Titans
The Rush of the Nightengales 
In the Dark of Obsidian Night
In the Cool of the Shrouded Dawn

Whom Fell to Earth
Without Hearkening the Runes of the Sibyl
Or Gilding the Armor of the Hoplite
"They Came Only to Procure the Heat of Day"
Poseidon proclaimed to his Daughter Ocean

Or Complained,
Perhaps
In Damnable Rhyme
With the Flow and Beat of Her Tides
Steadily Plummeting Above

"Yes, And I Love Him For It."
>Venus^< Demurred Coquettishly
"His Day is the Urge That I Hear,
---In the Night."
Quietly, she returned to her Lonely Merman
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De Beaulieu Avatar
February 11, 2020 at 9:16 AM
Hello LeRoy Baker, such a lovely poem. I felt like i was apart of it. Welcome to Poetry Soup. Have a nice day my friend.
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February 10, 2020 at 10:53 PM
Very well done! Flowing nicely making a smooth easy enjoyable read! Thank you for sharing! :)
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