Long Persephone Poems
Long Persephone Poems. Below are the most popular long Persephone by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Persephone poems by poem length and keyword.
On the Cindered Shoulders of Confused Men
“Fire burning in a hill
The lines are rocky rough
Red angels wait to pick remains
The cindered shoulder
Of confused men”
(Peter Murphy)
"On the Cindered Shoulders of Confused Men"
Close your eyes it was all just a bad...
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Categories:
persephone, betrayal, dark, destiny, fate, mirror, trust, truth,
Form:
Free verse
Volupte Mysterie
"Volupte Mysterie"
Fallen and risen
the volupte She ...
considers
Her gods
are found
sore and wanting
a new life
breathing in
a new world
she walks
in dreams
she sleeps
in as much as
heaven and hell
exist
here on this Earth
they...
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Categories:
persephone, dark, fantasy, romance, sensual,
Form:
Romanticism
Poor PandoraWe ponder Pandora as the person preordained
to unleash a plethora of plagues upon our persons.
But here's what I heard:
Pandora had two sisters,
Persephone and Proserpina.
Pandora perused poetry
while Persephone practiced petite-point.
But Proserpina possessed the predilection
for picking...
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Categories:
persephone, allegory, humor,
Form:
Light Verse
Forbidden Fairytale
I once was a
sea lavender star,
soaked in sunsets,
draping evenings
with soft yarns of
hydrangea haze ~
before you stole
me from those
sangria skylines like
a windswept wave,
and placed my
hyacinth heart upon
the tan throne of
your verbena soul.
Never...
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Categories:
persephone, betrayal, dark, deep, emotions, fantasy, grief, heartbreak,
Form:
Free verse
The Winter's Lullaby"The Winter's Lullaby"
Choking noble light held by the hands of Fate ...
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Categories:
persephone, death, depression, heartbroken, lonely, lost love, music,
Form:
I do not know?
If Time Changes, Then Why Don'T WeI’d heard of Persephone, that beautiful earthly maid,
Who’d vowed her love to Hades, although her mother forbade –
An enraged Demeter scorched the earth; a desolate paradise was made,
But Persephone visits still, embrocating this soil-...
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Categories:
persephone, heartbroken, loneliness, longing, lost love, missing, philosophy,
Form:
Rhyme
She Comes, Part TwoThe drum, the drum, the Druid in the East
The daylight shattering the glass of night
Behold the mead and cake that form the feast
Behold the glorious blessing of the light
The blazing gorse flames yellow on the...
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Categories:
persephone, england, magic, mother daughter, mythology, nature, seasons,
Form:
Iambic Pentameter
A Sad Story Told From a BattlefieldHe didn’t have a native land,
therefore, he had no reminiscences of any sort,
neither good nor ill, other than reckless killing
at the battlefield where he was compulsorily taken into
and deployed to fight unwanted...
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Categories:
persephone, dark, death, lonely, myth, pain, war,
Form:
Free verse
The River StyxAtmospheres of the weary tears that flow through the river Styx
Bonded by the watchful eye for Hades is in the molten mix
Cerberus is in his bliss as he watch’s the grotesque gates of hell
Death becomes...
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Categories:
persephone, analogy, deep, evil, mythology,
Form:
Couplet
Persephone; Empress of the FallPersephone; Empress of The Fall
They are living balustrades reaching out to incognito riddles
Hidden in the maze by branches arching with caresses
Where promiscuous light is falling gentle fingers to their pools
Tiny cloisters of remembering summers thriving...
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Categories:
persephone, mother, mystery, nature, seasonsfarewell, blue, farewell,
Form:
Free verse
The Abduction of PersephoneWandering the fields of nature, breezes gently blowing by,
She captured the hearts of many; she was a beauty in their eyes.
The daughter of a god, Zeus, all powerful and strong
And Demeter, goddess of harvest, in...
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Categories:
persephone, imagination, lovedaughter, daughter,
Form:
Epic
April Is the Month Persephone Comes BackApril is the month Persephone comes back
from Tartarus, crossing the river of death, Styx,
with her stillborn child in her breast. The river she crosses with
her child though flows while carrying the empty...
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Categories:
persephone, april, dark, death, , Lullaby,
Form:
Free verse
Persephone
Struggling
With carrying branches to dry for kindling,
Cursing
the seemingly extra long winter and those
who keep bringing it;
a shadow drifts over me like a primordial raven,
and a rush of unseen limbs streak past me.
Both alight before the barbed...
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Categories:
persephone, mythology,
Form:
Free verse
Jesus asks us to live in the monthsIn the dead of winter a crocus rises
Within the snow, Jesus is reborn
Both fragile yet frost resistant
Like Persephone to Hades’ reign
Innocence is granted rebirth
In the Spring He brings s a whip
Fewer kings and queens...
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Categories:
persephone, august, jesus, spring, summer, winter,
Form:
Free verse
The Sins of PersephoneDo you want to know how the pomegranates tasted?
Oh mother dear, would you like to know how they felt?
Like freedom.
Oh mama, don’t you know?
He didn’t kidnap me.
He didn’t have to.
If we’re being honest here,
I stole...
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Categories:
persephone, boyfriend, first love, mother daughter, mythology,
Form:
Free verse
I Will RuleI Will Rule!
I, Hades am forced to do this?
Rule the underworld?
All because of a draw
Of course, my two brothers get the best ones while I stay hidden and feared
Dad loved Zeus more so, of...
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Categories:
persephone, god,
Form:
Free verse
50 Words For Poe: Hysteria
"50 Words for Poe: Hysteria"
Incantation to you
Manifesting the Phantom
with the Hysteria Paroxysm Blues
Hellfire Club got nothin’ on you
Hot hysteria paroxysms
flying on your broom
a whole new world
Black cat purrs
You, the catnip for this girl
https://youtu.be/boQ9ytantA0
(LadyLabyrinth/2019)
https://youtu.be/ETIPuORrPyo
“I...
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Categories:
persephone, dark, imagery, magic, muse, mystery, psychological, sensual,
Form:
Romanticism
The Dream Dreamt By a SurrealistLife is not enigmatic but eerie, life lives on
sucking blood though it’s not Count Dracula;
after sundown you won’t see a thing
even if you don’t cover yourself with a black cloak.
In the dark of...
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Categories:
persephone, allegory, dark, death,
Form:
Free verse
Panorama of Primrose Promises In the valley
of violin vines,
when the saffron sun ascends,
and crooning clouds
drift in mulberry cadence,
I let my quivering quill harmonize
mystical moonbeams...
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Categories:
persephone, music,
Form:
Free verse
DeathDEATH!
He lost a father
She lost a son
He came back in the morning
And said I was the one
I told him to come back another day
He said he will not and he wishes to stay
Everyday that...
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Categories:
persephone, deathold, lost, lost, old,
Form:
Ode
Some Different Kind of Lost Heaven
"Some Different Kind of Lost Heaven"
Every once and a while
she would surface
from that brackish
dark place
as a nightingale sings
in the deepest pockets
of a Woolf, the rocks
heavy notes, are removed
and like Persephone
escape doesn’t...
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Categories:
persephone, dark, journey, light, muse,
Form:
Free verse
The Adonis ComplexBorn out of incest of father-daughter
Semite god, hunter and a fair offspring
Women’s laments and cries to stir and blur
Festivals on me in autumn and spring
Living six months with Aphrodite unbanned
I’m the most favored...
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Categories:
persephone, leaving, love,
Form:
Rhyme Royal
Clothes Rent Worn Sackcloth Foggy Divided Shadesclothes rent worn sackcloth foggy divided shades
gallivant the Gwerthrynion dynasty ruling Powys, Vespasian's
Caesarea a Roman colony Severus' matropolis Origen's elegance, incensed
Bassus' treatise an acephalous treatise ...
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Categories:
persephone, allegory, allusion, creation, inspiration, metaphor, sensual, word
Form:
Rhyme
Hejama Meets HecateHejama, seventh daughter of a seventh daughter of a Thessaly queen.
A natural proponent of black magic, sorcery, witchcraft and wizardry
Undlela ziimhlope, Aunt Vernafi suggested. An herb you will enjoy.
Hejama did not often take Aunt Vernafi’s...
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Categories:
persephone, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 7th
Form:
Verse
The Cries of Adonis-WI, Adonis, born out of an incest of father-daughter
Semitic god, a hunter and a handsome man
A god of vegetation, women’s laments “Adoniscries”
Festivals on me in spring, mourning in autumn.
Spending six months with favorite Aphrodite,
The Goddess...
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Categories:
persephone, god, me,
Form:
Verse