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Premium Member Artemis II

A journey landing in December
Road to the Moon of wonder
Trip of four to remember
East of Eden fonder
Milestone is in the offing
Instilled dream becomes a happening
Strobe lights showing and playing

Second-scheduled mission, but first crewed...

Artemis

One evening my dog and I discovered a nature enveloped trail and we went for 
a walk. In the dandelion laden grass we encountered a grazing doe with two 
identical looking offspring. Unexpectedly, a taller than average woman stepped 
out from behind a laurel with her bow drawn and the arrow pointing in our 
direction. Frozen with fright, I could not talk.

 A golden arrow spiraled from her bow and whizzed by my dog and I. It felt as 
though my heart jumped out of my chest and into my throat. With my heart 
still racing-I turned to see her intended target. I had such a feeling of relief that 
we did not die. 

The arrow hit a black panther that had been silently stalking. Upon hitting the 
panther, the arrow made a loud popping noise and seemed to disintegrate into 
thin air. The arrow left behind a cloud of golden dust and flakes. I was reduced 
to jaw-drop gawking. 

The black cat shrieked, jumped, and bolted into the wooded darkness. I turned 
again to look at the woman and noticed a dog at her side. Her dog had a 
slender build, floppy ears, and a narrow face. The woman had long shimmering 
blonde hair, blue eyes, and an attitude with a hint of starkness. 

She was wearing what appeared to be ancient Greek clothing and knee-high 
lace up rawhide boots. And, she was wearing a tiara made with golden leaves 
and honey suckle. She had an aura of a goddess. I thought she must have 
been reared in the realm of the gods with Mount Olympus being her roots.

This now gentile woman, knelt down, extended her hand, and summoned the 
doe and her twins. To my amazement, they complied without hesitation. I 
thought she must be a mixture of darkness and light. After all, it’s the 
perfection of balance that wins.

After petting the deer, the huntress stood up, nodded in my direction, and 
strolled off with her hunting dog into the fir ruled forest and disappeared out 
of sight. My dog and I returned home and while doing chores later that 
evening, my attention was drawn to a painting that I had of a goddess and her 
dog. With wonderment upon my discovery, I grinned with delight.

Smile of Artemis (Spenserian Sonnet)

At crescent moon I see Artemis smile
in eyes of blue; the laughing eyes of you.
I look at you and lose my heart awhile
as love reminds our souls we're one in two.
In you I know my dreams are coming true,
my senses lost within a flushing cheek,
the touch where lips have left a rosy hue,
my eyes have found the beauty that I seek.
And though your embrace leaves my heartbeat weak
the passion builds inside my aching soul,
and I can say the words I long to speak
to tell the world it's you who makes love whole.
O smile of Artemis, my heart disclose
my love revealed by one sweet midnight rose.


Artemis

I tread a boundless earth
The vines rush to adore my feet
Mistress of the rare I am
Up above canopies cover my stead

I tempt the winds, the tide
Even the sun knows not to tame me
Endless is my spirit wild
All around,
My minions look at me with awe
Oh how great they say I could be
Radiant and free

Yet my heart stops - leaps - throbs
Of something now I cannot be
Of something still I must then be
A fire unfelt, a well unfilled
How may then? How will then?
I know not still.
But this I feel

I look at the stars tonight and see
Gleaming diamonds of dwarfish light
Away and unsure but yet
I envy them.
Up there they are nothing compared to me.
They are hundreds while I
In solitude tonight am here
To cry - far away from sight
Beneath the darkness, beneath the bright

Premium Member The Sibyl - Artemis

Some wildness runs in Artemis
As silver streaks in a jet of coal-black hair

This beauty    wrought to tempt a man
Is    by her lesbian air    a beauty wasted

Her eyes to thine reflect a dream
Where senses numb and leave the lips untasted

Premium Member Artemis

Ascending out of Zeus
  Apollo's twin sister
  Also rules many realms
  Among them, wildlife, moon
  An eternal virgin
  A very skilled hunter
  Able in shape-shifting

 2-20-2022
 Example For Contest
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.


The Truth About Artemis

I shot a bow and arrow
I didn't kill a sparrow

Hit target on first buy
righteous twas bulls-eye

I did not hunt for deer
though I kept one near

There is a misconception
concerning my reputation

For one I don't shape-shift
not a holy type of gift

No harm done to Orion
no heads of the Mayan

I am mentioned in the Bible
as revered and not tribal

I condone not being worshiped
I assist my fellow merchant

I aid those not so blessed
as well as those who guessed

I hope this clears things up
one day we'll dine and sup

Artemis

she travels like a silver mirror
across the midnight sky
her lights play hid and seek
within the foggy forest pines
the rotten stumps do seem to swoon
as crickets present to her their tunes
and blackbirds worship as she passes
down behind the mountain grove

Artemis (Sleeping Beauty)

Such a divine moment, 
I've lost my self control
Such a divine moment
Dwell before your holiest of alters

I'll sell my self esteem
I'll sell my soul
I'll sell my honour
Just one taste of you

So pure, and such a rare token
A dollar right in time
So scarce, and such a rare beauty
Stay frozen, still still, in the quiet of times

When I look through,
I can see you naked by the oblivious
And you don't see anyone
Just a reflection in a mirror of mistruths

Is it too hard to ask you
Sleeping beauty?
We're both drunk on egos
Truelly I could make it right if I wake you up

Come into my world
Breath
Come into my world
Breath
 
But I can't help but I feel a little bit curious
About your amends
So glad to see you well
But I have to see what is beneath the halo

So glad to see you well, but my friend, is nothing
What you kept behind the eyes of the spiral
What you didn't keep behind the eyes of a falling spiral
Now everyone has found out back to the sleeping beauty

Artemis

There’s nothing goddess-like
about those moonbeams
silver glowing arch 
not of your back
soft and inviting 
but of your bow
cold and piercing
silent slayer.
There’s nothing to adore
within your face 
gleaned from marble
glossed immortality 
as you condemn with 
opal eyes.
There’s everything wrong
with my animal lust
stag in mating season 
wanting your body 
more than life itself 
denied by your
virginal lock.

Premium Member Goddess Diana Aka Artemis

She moved like no other two-legged creature.
The wolves kept their howls on reserve, watching.
She was stealthy, determined, made her way quickly.
Reeds and grasses whispered her name in low breaths.

It is the Goddess Diana, a cattail shared with Luna moth.
Luna moth had never seen such a beauty; she was exquisite.
Daughter of Jupiter, oak said to acorn. Acorn agreed to be stepped on.
Diana stepped around instead, careful to nurture nature’s smallest.

Mushroom fairies came out to dance in the moon light, 
Feeling safe now that Artemis had arrived; Greek roots you know.
We call her Diana, elves and brownies said. Name did not matter.
She was patron saint of hunting, moon, nature and fertility,
And she was magnificent!

Artemis

With a beautiful glowing face
And a red lip line
Eyes, brushed with smoky grey foam
Stands a girl, with stars all blown 
Into a splendid silver gown 
Turning the dust into angelic wings 
Showering light all through the spring 
Makes the little moon, all
Mystery to  me.

Artemis, Lend Me Your Wrath

Staring, smirking, salivating men 
You are the bane of my existence 
How dare you defile my temple with your lustful eyes
I await the day where I get my chance 
To unleash my wrath, gifted from Artemis
© Su Ar  Create an image from this poem.

The Critique of Mammonhomet

Today’s world a chaotic gone,
Lies in sly a'Babylon,
That came to be a polemic,
With filth of doctrine a chronic sick,

That claims to know the truth so well,
But in truth their pride doth swell,
Just before his lightning fall,
So full of pride all in all,

Stubborn as was, is can be, whom speaks against this misery,
Will no to live but death to be,
One thing for sure, that strong men gone,
Where are they now to defend the fawn?

All flesh is built, but hearts so weak,
Call them strong, in truth they meek,
Seeing this way, the brute take charge,
Endless torment to the marge.

What’s so strange that religion calls,
To confuse the minds of one an all’s,
Diabolical though! Not only who preach,
But sheeps that thrives this insidious speech,

No not where, they head to be,
They fall as prey to this heresy,
That lingers along not without,
But in the hearts of those who doubt.

Appeals the strength of God we know’r,
Denies the humility which more a’glore,
Came for one and only one reason alow,
To submit all to Mammonhomet below,

It seems so strange a candy’s wrap,
In its kernel a’full of crap,
That is what excites those hearts,
Filled with ‘I’s so torn aparts,

If thou speak a word to it,
In your face shall all doth spit,
Mock thee till you feel remorse’d,
Of the true truth you discoursed,

So much so, isolated you feel,
Hard to come by and get a meal,
That even your own rejected you,
Now I feel truly blue,

But I say, a Poet’s word,
Strength yourself, an Eagle’s Bird,
Soar high and let none beat you down,
Hold firm to Crucem, lest you drown,

Keep at it, so long as you live,
For the Triune One will graciously give,
True reward of eternal bliss,
A vision of his Godhead, never a’miss.

Premium Member Artemis - Snapshot Scifi

ABORT ABORT
but Donaldson was already drifting
further and further away from us
the thickness of his suit decreasing 
as his courageous kindness
floated on within his demise 
and all I could do was stare panic stricken
through the small window's cruelness 
as the white speck of my friend
became more and more surrounded
by the blackness of space
far removed from everything that existed
and I wondered if Donaldson would 
explore the universe forever

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