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Clinging Dresses: Sappho Translation
Sappho fragment 22
loose translation by Michael R. Burch 
 
That enticing girl's clinging dresses
leave me trembling, overcome by happiness,
as once, when I saw the Goddess in my prayers
eclipsing Cyprus.
 
NOTE: This is a translation of...

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Categories: pollux, beauty, crush, desire, girl, girlfriend, happiness, lust,
Form: Epigram



A Short Transparent Frock: Sappho Translation
Sappho, fragment 155
loose translation by Michael R. Burch

A short transparent frock?
It's just my luck
your lips were made to mock!

NOTE: This is a translation/interpretation of an epigram by the legendary Sappho of Lesbos. Pollux wrote: "Sappho...

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Categories: pollux, clothes, desire, fashion, girl, girlfriend, innocence, longing,
Form: Verse
Dog Star
Dog Star

The clarity with which youthful vision perceives the world
Is increasingly fogged by the successive days of life.
Simple magnanimity is replaced by complex reservation.
Knowledge is replaced by uncertainty.
Hope is replaced by the leaden awareness of...

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Categories: pollux, life,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member STAIRWAY TO THE STARS
On my walk the other morning…the moon wasn’t quite full yet…
and I was lucky enough to see her about an hour before she set.

A cloud formation…one I hadn’t seen before…appeared before my eyes.
Layers that started...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pollux, stars,
Form: Rhyme
Zeus the Philanderer
A poem based on the Greek pantheon:


Zeus The Philanderer

Zeus the philanderer, lust divine, 
Maidens fair he did entwine, 
By guileful means he won their trust, 
Bastard offspring born from his lust.

With swan's guise, Leda he...

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Categories: pollux, literature, love, lust, mythology,
Form: Verse



Premium Member Gemini Garden
“Hope floats from purple petals to ebony buds” —Silent One

Scents of jasmine overwhelm boldly
along the granite trail made from ebony buds.
Under Jupiter June’s skyline orbits an alignment
enhancing deeper blue tones on earth’s surface.
Infinite rows of...

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© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pollux, cute, fantasy, garden, myth, purple,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Why Are There Stars
When once I pondered whence came the stars
With baited breath and rapid pulse
I let my spirit loose to fly
To the source of my concern.

Pollux was first to welcome my quest
And I shouted, “Why are there...

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Categories: pollux, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Conversations With the Moon.
Sometimes I want to suckle at your white breast
And drink your milk of delicious tenderness
While lips to lips embraced we tremble in the wind
Desire is nothing to be lost, love is all to win.

Sometimes I...

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Categories: pollux, love
Form: Quatrain
Gossip
Gossip
Poem
Lionel Derbyshire

O scratchy ear 
Why you itch 
Is someone near ?
I am just sitting down
Looking at a tile 
Which is plastered down
On a floor
With an empty soul.
I contemplate
With frightly expectations.
No thing is guaranteed.
I hear scandal
Lip's...

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Categories: pollux, absence, best friend, betrayal, hyperbole, jealousy, nonsense,
Form: ABC
Premium Member Under a Blue Moon
Reaching out to you, at speed of light
so you may find me on common ground,
among the trees 
a gentleman, though strange to your ears.

Under a lamplit room, one full of sky
oh, though my eyes look...

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Categories: pollux, inspirational love,
Form: Verse
Sons of An Zeus Man
<                           once came along pair gemini twins
  ...

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Categories: pollux, adventure, dedication, education, family, fantasy, children, funny,
Form: Limerick
Crossing Dreamscapes Barriers As Time
Scripted be these endless visions the faithful child; candy-striped....
Sugar coated vertical horizons ? Romanesque, their arches round'about
Obsidian's encircling glass and dark her ages skipping squares your, pyramids
Agamemnon's, subservient generations far from unique their trojan horse,...

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Categories: pollux, angel, art, autumn,
Form: I do not know?
Pollux and Castor
Pollux,

Your spring is at the cross-road with my summer,
Like wanderers we met each other on the way -
We are like shining stars, which, somewhere,
in space of Gemini are lit up for a play.


A feast of...

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Categories: pollux, love,
Form: Rhyme

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