Best Greek Mythology Poems
Greek Mythology:OrionOrion was the son of Neptune (EA). A handsome giant and a mighty hunter. Orion loved Merope, the daughter of Denopion, King of Chios, and sought her in marriage. He cleared the island of wild beasts, and brought the spoils of the chase as presents...
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Categories:
greek mythology, creation, mythology, planet, universe,
Form:
Narrative
Theseus of Greek Mythologyclew
a thread
unraveled
it pulls me back
away from the scene
where I had done battle
other heroes are god-touched
their fathers' powers aiding them
sore and wounded ... I retrace my steps
the heartstring of my love will pull me through...
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Categories:
greek mythology, adventure, god, hero, love,
Form:
Etheree
Seirenes - Sea Nymphs - Greek Mythology ContestThe song they sing
Will bewitch you
Promising you everything
Warming your bed to loving you
Heartbreakers for sure
Full of wickedness and sin
They are so evil
Promising love but taking a life
They were handmaidens to the
Goddess Persephone
When Haides abducted her
Given bodies of birds
Sent to search for her
got...
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Categories:
greek mythology, mythology, myth,
Form:
Free verse
Sun's ReprisalThe rising red sun
arousing Mother Gaea
with bright red embers....
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Categories:
greek mythology, mythology, nature, sun, sunshine,
Form:
Haiku
Ode To PoseidonCronus would never be defeated, or so he thought.
Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon a lesson taught.
Zeus took the sky, Hades the underworld, Poseidon the sea.
Poseidon became father of floods, hurricanes, storms, all three.
He somehow also grabbed up horses, which seems a stretch.
But this is Greek mythology,...
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Categories:
greek mythology, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
IcarusWings, gifted to him.
Tools of freedom and one’s end.
Follow instructions....
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Categories:
greek mythology, lost, myth, mythology, philosophy,
Form:
Haiku
CereberusDread dog
Shadowy flame of death
Guardian,protector of the ancient doors
Where in lies the underworlds breath
So beware the craggy shores of hell
Where sleeps the hound of Hades...
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Categories:
greek mythology, myth, mythology,
Form:
Narrative
HerculesHercules
Hero mortal of Greek Mythology
Hera his mother jealous of him
Had left him in the woods to expire
Hidden and fed from Minerva’s nipple
He is imbued with strength
Hence “The Strongest of all Gods”
His twelve labors a penance fulfilled...
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Categories:
greek mythology, mythology,
Form:
Pleiades
Icarus and the SunEvery day and night
I sit within my tower.
The sun scorching with all its might
Waiting to melt me and drag me lower.
The dream to escape my confinement
Avoiding the Sun’s wrath to make me trip.
I still have to fulfil the requirements
To break free of the haters’ grip....
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Categories:
greek mythology, 5th grade, 6th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
greek mythology, fairy,
Form:
Haiku
EratoErato
Each of the nine Muses
Endeavor to inspire.
Erato, lyre in hand,
Engages with men's minds,
Elegantly with words ...
Each phoneme, each pattern
Encourages lyrics....
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Categories:
greek mythology, inspiration, muse, mythology, poetry,
Form:
Pleiades
Sinking My Teeth Into YouIt once belonged to me,
but you’ve since traded it it,
exchanging every sacrifice,
every fiber of my life,
for your new world
your new wife.
I’m covered in blood
we brought into this world,
but it stains only your hands.
As I watch the souls
I brought into this world,
leave silently, innocently,
I picture...
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Categories:
greek mythology, allusion, anger, betrayal, gothic,
Form:
Classicism
To HyacinthusEyes of violet and skin so smooth to touch
Fingers so thin yet so strong in their clutch
In the late summer wind, you are no mere man
You've tamed armies and Gods, and named cults and clans.
Strength and yet, I see how fragile you are
Brilliant as the...
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Categories:
greek mythology, beauty, boyfriend, care, emotions,
Form:
Rhyme
Thanatos Cold Embrace Of Death *
Everyone grieves in their own way ~ time will only tell if healing comes, * for some, deaths blanket; unbearable and Thanatos is nearby —poetess
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Categories:
greek mythology, death, grief,
Form:
Free verse
The Divine TidesI welcome your winds, these triumphant storms.
The gleeful cries of the mother who mourned.
Winds carry my soul as I cheer with thunderstorms.
Quickly I shall ride on the fields once scorned.
Creation flits upon Demeter’s song.
New life, a chorus filling lands once dead.
Songs so divine lure...
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Categories:
greek mythology, daughter, fantasy, love, mother,
Form:
Sonnet