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Originally selected as an Editor's Pick in the 1st International Poetry Competition of the Creative Writing Academy of Greece, titled "Poets of the Parthenon." Published in the international bilingual anthology on July 18th 2026.

This poem features a parallel Greek translation in the official printed edition. To purchase the complete "Poets of the Parthenon" anthology, find it on Amazon by visiting: amazon(dot)com/dp/9798187829835

Prometheus Spark

Past every known horizon, held inside the stolen light,
A flicker of promise rises, wet with Aegean’s salt.
The echo of Mount Parnassus, where the Muses walk at night,
A spectrum of reflections—the first Promethean signal, sharp and high.

The flames are finally free from the chill of the earth.
It pulses through sapphire-blue data cables, beneath the sea.
A swift code humming on an electric tongue, a wire thin as glass,
Where silicon and soul now challenge mortal walls.
The warmth upon my palm, a fragile circuit’s heat,

A digital dawn breaks now, on seas of light where ancient stone dissolves.

A frequency rings through the gulf of years,
The world's true voice, unsynchronized, is fiercely held and heard;
Through every force of nature, this bright pulse speeds on fiber-optic lines.

We seize the future's turning, watching the past unwind,
This hard-won wisdom guides the human quest for freedom.
Against the dark tyranny that starves the seeking mind,
The truth we need is held deep inside the spirit of mankind.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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