Best Niobe Poems
Funeral of a SurrealistSurrealist’s funeral is held in the air,
yet, his coffin is not carried by a supersonic speed plane
flying through the open sky—altitude higher than the stratosphere,
gazing at the sun or a blimp drifting away, in the air, in a leisurely way, looking down upon the...
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Categories:
niobe, funeral, loneliness, sorrow,
Form:
Free verse
Tearing Rock--Niobe's GriefSeven is the great number
two times seven is even greater,
Niobe lost all fourteen.
Niobe once was a proud woman
not because she was an Olympian
nor for her beauty excelling to Leto.
Although Niobe was queen of Thebes
the mighty city-state Amphion rules,
she forgot she was a mortal.
Niobe saw the...
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Categories:
niobe, daughter, grief, mother, myth,
Form:
Narrative
Untitled 9"You walk away from this disaster unscathed, whilst I
stand next to the wincing tulips that battle Apollo's snapping frost.
Beneath the tweeting birds, unaware of the destruction below,
I stand still. Like a statue. In the spot where I was left, by you.
If i stand here long...
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Categories:
niobe, lost love, me, me,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue