Euryale Poems | Examples


Premium MemberThree Sisters Who Hated Mortals

Medusa, Stheno and Euryale were threats to each other.
Their mother had to caution them to use their snakes wisely.
Typical sisters, there was much hissing, spitting and biting.
Their sitter had her hands full as their snakes were venomous.

Why did the gods give you snakes instead of hair? She lamented.
Gaze into my eyes! Medusa said to the sitter, her sisters laughed.
They knew what would happen, and of course it did.
The sitter was turned into stone, like all of the neighbors.
Categories: euryale, mythology,
Form: Prose Poetry

Premium MemberMedusa and Her Sisters

Three sisters
Medusa, Stheno and Euryale
From Greek mythology

Winged women
With venomous snakes for hair
Two immortal, one not

King recruits Perseus to slay Medusa
The only mortal one
She happened to be pregnant

Out of her headless body sprang
Pegasus a winged horse
and a giant with a gold sword

Makes a terrific story
Do not gaze into Medusa’s eyes
Even though she has been beheaded
Or you might turn into stone
Categories: euryale, mythology,
Form: Free verse


Premium MemberGorgons - Long

Gorgons were, sisters three,
Mortal, Medusa, be,
Stheno, Euryale feed,
Shared immortal breed.


2020 February 08
Categories: euryale, evil, mythology,
Form: Alexandrine

Premium MemberAlien Talk

Jabberwocky, unknown talk for vogon,
Thingamajig, a comparable jargon,
If you get confused
When it has been used
Don't be afraid to conjure the Gorgon.


1. Jabberwocky is a nonsensical poem written by Lewis Carroll about the killing of a ferocious creature named "the Jabberwock".

2. Vogon is a fictional alien who comes from the planet Vogsphere to tear down the Earth to build an intergalactic highway express route in its place.

3. Thingamajig something that is hard to classify

4. Jargon special words or expressions that are used by a particular profession or group and are difficult for others to understand

5. Gorgon Greek mythology three sisters, Stheno, Euryale, and Medusa, with snakes for hair, who had the power to turn anyone who looked at them to stone, a repulsive woman.


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Categories: euryale, humor, muse,
Form: Limerick

Mythology: Mendusa

Not the same races, but we can be one of a kind 
Do you realized, when I see you, I lost my mind 
Perseus, Perseus. Wherefore are we us? 
My wild snakes needs to be tamed into a puss 
You are my knight in a shining armor 
I hope my hydra hair didn't create terror 
Your eyes are petrifying me into a statue 
Charming stranger, I give myself to you 
Your chiseled jaw, rock hard and V-shaped torso 
You leave me ecstatic as Euryale and stunned as Steno  
Eros used the tip of your sword to pierce my heart 
I can predict, our meeting will be celebrate as art 
Poets will chant the day where we faced each other 
Let's date, forget the sir-pants, so much to discover 
You and me, riding a horse, flying in the sky 
I can't feel the ground, with you I feel so high 
I'm in your palm, I need your hand to hold me 
Your baritone is my chorus, your love is my harmony 
Just one kiss and my past hair would be back soon 
Did you know about my anaconda tail during a full moon?
Categories: euryale, cute love, funny love,
Form: Rhyme


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