Pegasus: Ptolemy's Discovery

Awesome Pegasus appears in the Northern Hemisphere
as a beautiful winged horse that Greek gods adored;
what Ptolemy saw was something he wanted to share.  

When he discovered it, he gladly gave it a horse's name:
nothing else came to his mythical mind other than that;
imagine him staring at it and drawing its stirring image!

Stand beneath it on the longest night of summer,
its tiny stars dazzle more than white diamonds;
it's the perfect night for lovers to breathe warm air!

I happen to spot Pegasus while searching for answers,
how this breathtaking universe came to be from nothing;
it hypnotized me with its twinkles if they were dancers! 


Written on 4/17/2017
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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Horn Avatar
April 18, 2017 at 8:03 AM
Two poets with 2,100 poems each. Interesting.
Crisci Avatar
April 19, 2017 at 2:33 PM
Greetings, James. That's a good reason to celebrate our milestone in poetry writing. Be happy and stay healthy, my friend. Best Wishes, Andrew.
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