Greek Gods Poems - Poems about Greek Gods

Aphrodite was fuming, did not want to attend Olympus Twelve today. heard that her arch enemies Athena and Hera were coming their way. these goddess hussies had started the Trojan war, had they not? Hephaestus said “Put on your big goddess panties, and over there, trot.” she took seashells, doves, swans, myrtles, anemones, sparrows too. spread them around her table,...

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The Greek gods were egotistic, arrogant, jealous, Said to be excellent lovers, fanatics, and zealous About everything and anything, lounged around Adorning places like Marathona, the Acropolis The Parthenon. Archaeology Maintains that Greek Mythology Goes back to the Bronze age, A long ago historical stage. Statues have been discovered, displayed Or maintained of Zeus, the Mythological god. Imagine if mythology was true, As...

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How fast they fall from the heavens pounded to stone dust a culture of thought reduced to tzatziki sauce stare at the statues of broken leg and limb this empire is dead the next one too on and on the merry-go-round spins the last tango is never in Paris just ask Napoleon...

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Ashes Now Cover, Pantheon Of Ancient Greek Gods Deep within halls of ancient, and dead Greek gods resides heroes forgotten, waiting their just dues As poets of old, in golden verse gave their nods pleas for recognition now so sadly accrues. Does this world wrongly deny heroes of the past In rush to glorify vanity it now casts? Have we cause in...

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Andrea Dietrich someone watching me - hypnotic brown eyes were proof. . . . Greek gods still exist mere mortal was I penetrated by his gaze how could I resist? goddess for one night - my face by his eyes and lips adoringly kissed for "Eyes First Meet" Contest *********3 Senryu's Only Sponsored by Michael M. Falotico...

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Zeus, thou art the king of gods, The ruler of the heavens, Wielder of Aeigis and the lightning rod, Which are your personal weapons. Poseidon, thou art the earth-shaker, The ruler of the seas, Weilder of the trident, brother of the rain-maker The gifts of horses made from thee. Hades, thou art the god of rich, The ruler of the dead, Made thy home by...

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