Long Poseidon Poems

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Anadyomene

Rough churn ocean delivers her in dignity
       Innocence paints in peach, lustrous Venus 
       Scallop swaps out pearl for Spring felicity
       Implores warriors enter her restful nucleus 
       Never swept by squall of zephyr incessant
       Guardian horas of orange grove bless her


       Froth pop in scallop separates her calves
       Regenerating mer manger cradle naivety 
       Offers primavera infant influenced charm
       Muse of newness heralds erudite Mercury


       Transcendent shed tail maid rules tranquil
       Hails bay pleasant placid beside Poseidon
       Enchantress of ocean, cove bliss thankful 
        

       Swathes of honey inhabit hips of sea siren 
       Enigma captures canvas Campaspe nubile 
       Anadyomene imagines baptism birth fertile





                     Rising From The Sea 
                 
                        21st December
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Mythology - the Gods Must Be Crazy

Gods of mythology from long ago,
commanded humans act within their law
or else there might be punishment, and so
man worshiped, followed, never to withdraw.

These gods ruled over sun, moon, rain, and wind;
and humans prayed to them for harmony.
Now in our world, they would be quite chagrined
by skies so full of our technology.

Our airplanes, jets, and rockets would incite,
and put them in a frenzy of despair
with terror in their skies both day and night,
and techno signals bouncing everywhere.

Apollo, Zeus, Poseidon, Jupiter
you would go crazy in these modern days.
The sun and sky and sea do now concur
your power has been lost to nature's ways.

No more your lightning and loud thunderclaps.
No more your floods from storms that you set free.
No more a drought to make the crops collapse.
No more the sinking of great ships at sea.

We have since learned about our universe;
that earth is reigned by scientific means.
New rules for skies and land and sea traverse;
No gods of mystery behind the scenes.

We now can travel land and sea, and oh,
the sky and outer space, our playground too.
Gods of mythology from long ago
you must be crazy since we've dismissed you.

Your paintings and stone statues all remain
and written history still stirs the mind.
Gods of mythology, it's clearly plain
you served a purpose to ancient mankind.


Sandra M. Haight

~1st Place~
Premiere Contest: YGGDRASIL ME
Sponsor: White Wolf
Judged: 05/20/2017

~2nd Place~
Contest: The Gods Must Be Crazy
Sponsor: John Lawless
Judged: 01/18/2016

Premium Member A Battle For The Throne - Wikipedia

 Uranus once ruled the ethereal realm
 And for a while was at the helm
 Until his son, Cronus, overthrew him
 But Cronus, too, would have the crown seized from him

 Cronus feared he'd lose the throne
 Which caused him to swallow more than his pride
 He swallowed his children; his wife did groan
 But Zeus, she managed to hide

 Zeus would eventually rescue his swallowed kin
 A potion given to Cronus caused him to 'hurl' them out
 But for the throne, there would  be a war to win
 In their battle with Cronus, victory came about
 
 Thunder rumbled, and a dark cloud coils
 Now it was time to divide the spoils
 Cronus  was imprisoned, never to be set free
  Zeus got the sky and Poseidon the sea
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

The Poseidon Adventure

It was such a marvelous ship so big and well lite at night
Off on another wonderful trip the atmosphere being so light
And they danced all night long Auld Lang Syne being a big hit
But then something went wrong causing many to say oh #%$@

This giant ship knocked onto it's side by a very large freak wave
Causing everything aboard to slide as the situation became grave
Many people died almost right away the ship being so tossed
And those who lived through that day were disoriented and lost
 
But a small group would form and they soon figured out their way 
But this journey would not be the norm not just your ordinary day
And then another group came into sight but this group did not agree
Even though they tried to show them right with such a desperate plea

So they had to let them go and continue in what they knew as right
Soon seeing a sky so blue while the others never again came into sight
We're all adrift out at sea for really you have so very little control
But if there is one thing you must see it's the importance of your soul
Form: Rhyme

The Poor *****'s Rock

A woman who lost everything she owns stands there 
by the waterfront where the waves beat upon the shore.

The woman-transformed-***** is a prisoner of war 
being carried to the foreign land of an enemy general 
across the sea; she cries ceaselessly tears in her eyes 
for the unbearable sorrow, she barks fiercely in intolerable anger.

In the eyes of the woman who gazes up 
the top of heaven from the bottom of the deepest sea.
She sees the last images of her blood-stained husband,
her dear sons and daughters, died in agony.

For her husband, she shared everything she owned;
for her children, she cradled and lulled them in her bosom to raise—
except for one son who was abandoned in the field at the time of his infancy because of an oracular ill omen. 
All these sorrows are unwanted bitter memories to recall, crueler than 
the cruelest fate for a woman to undergo.
  
Now, she climbs higher up the mast 
to appeal to her deep inner heart’s mortification;
to let others see her transmuted figure, an ugly *****,
her annoying bark reaches to the furthest point of the sea.

Is Amphitrite heard her heartrending cry?
For the ship lists by the billow Poseidon rises,
alas, but then, she loses her balance and falls 
to the deck vomiting blood, she ends her pathetic life;

this *****’s resentment tossed by the raging waves,
at the end, was thrown upon the shore and became a standing rock.

The rock beckons the ships that pass the straits to tell her grudge, 
but to the heedless seafarers’ ears it sounds like the mere surges 
that come and hit the rock. However, at times, it sounds 
in their ears, like a ***** barking feebly from her bleeding heart 
because of all her puppies are taken away; 

that’s why, legend says, 
the sailors called this rock “the poor *****’s rock.”
© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse


Premium Member Splashy

(tongue-in-cheek humor)

I understand there is a lawsuit, doc # 666, Neptune vs. Jersey. Apparently, windmills being put in the ocean off the Jersey coast was all done without consultation and approval by the Sea Council – who clam (ocean slang for claim) guardians of the sea coast, Loan Sharks, were paid by politicians to keep usually open mouths shut, and therefore the project went forward without public digest (a form of shoreline debate). Salacia, Poseidon, Neptune, and other overlords have their fins in a tizzy, equally upset about gender changing surgery being suggested to school fish pupils by gender fluid teachers also causing quite an uproar within the shallows and depths – stay tuned to the Splashy, your Prime Time Ocean News Network. This is written tongue-in-cheek, and any resemblance to real people or places is accidental and unintended. No truth in any of this to my knowledge.
Form: Prose

Premium Member Of Dreams Oceanic--Beautiful, Six Haikus


        ~~Of Dreams Oeanic~~~
                Six Haikus



Turquoise seawater
Swirls, splashes the sea floor 
Love through its sands 



Diving very deep
Where is your warm,salty hand
Gleam, glorious now



My Pacific amour
May the waves, hasten our ardor
Poseidon, our guide



Sea urchins cheer us
In the darkest sea shadows
Sharks do a circle dance



For we have found
Southern Exposure, our romance
Sunken Sapphire stars 



Twin tidal waves
Powerful in our solitude 
Sh, just you, just me



                          * not for a contest*

                             7/8/2020
                              9pm PST
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Circe Effect - Part 1

"The Circe Effect" (Part 1)


Circe, Goddess of magic, nymph, witch, bold enchantress
daughter of Helios, Sun God, her father, can you imagine? ... 
let me paint you further, the tree of this wacked-out family canvas -
daughter of Perse, her mother, wild Oceanid Nymph, spawned not on landmass, 
but in the vast deep blue deep.
Aeetes, her brother hung tight to his Fleece 
and Pasiphaë, her sister, given in marriage to King Minos of Crete,
had a fling with a monstrous White Bull, 
a gift from Poseidon, ain't that so sweet? 
she bore a bastard child, the Monataur with a ring in his nose, 
horns and hoofed feet.

Now there was a family of total dysfunction
and Circe, poor dear, betrayed for remaining herself, 
remaining non-function
was banished to Aeaea for murdering her husband
the Prince of Colchis.

There on Aeaea, as revenge, Circe drew out her magic wand - not a sword,
transmuted her enemies, all those who offended her into wild beasts, 
where they were left to circle her mansion and roam to eat swill as their feast.
Docile not dangerous, drugged and delerious, 
these beasts never gored - 
they were fawned on by all newcomers, who were simply just curious, 
never bored. 
These entranced beasts lured newcomers  to our girl Circe
with a woof and purr.

Enter Circe, quite disturbed, in a logical kind of way.
“More pets for me!”, she thought, “they will never stray”.
These lonely, adventurous vagabonds who ventured into her lair,
well, she showered them with all her incantations, but they never heard 
her words of Love ever there – 
Circe would finally reveal who she truly was, 
for you see by now all that pain, all that hurt
had converted our dear old Circe into a siren
otherworldly, deadly lethal, mysterious, re-birthed;
all that ventured into her Kingdom now were 
captivated by her spells and 
then promptly, with a wave of her wand, 
transfigured forevermore 
as creatures,
of her Elysian Fields interred.

(Lovejoy-Burton/ Dec 2017)

Premium Member Waste of Time

She wanted to teach kids, so she went to R.S.U.
Much of it indoctrination, she didn't know what to do
She could walk out and forego her degree
Or play along, hide her views, and be less free

He put his boys in a school, that once was good
But it didn't teach the basics it should
They told his boys gender was fluid, and they were racists too
A waste of the kid's time, and it isn't even true.

Mr. Blinken had rainbow flags on every embassy abroad
Make traditional cultures think our values were a fraud.
D.E.I. had to pervade the department of state
Realpolitik had to be gender theory and ending hate.
Taxpayer funds are time - that you work to earn
Time wasted by fools; time set on fire to burn.

A woke hire was put in charge of a Med School to change its ways
The residents worked 20 hours in a row some days
But he inserted ideology, at the expense of class time
If a patient in future dies, is stupidity a crime?
 
Poseidon Desalination got permits, met all the reviews
But a committee in L.A. put an end, so Angelinos lose
The company spent over 20 years fighting off greens who sue
What a waste of time, and a loss of so much fresh water too.

They may talk in values that we seem to share
But do we want to be ruled by what they feel is fair?
Do we want to spend so many hours, for each virtue decree
Do we want the hourglass to empty, the businesses to flee?
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Sweetly Loving Beauty

Returning a pearl within each silver breath lining one gem treasure 
sweeping over deep sea waves tides turn in loves pure pleasure

Blue unfolding white washed emotions, sweeping over feelings
touching feathers of an angel floats inside warm strokes a celestial being

Woven inside golden petals kiss the magic heart of this shell opens 
hovering fingers dance fluttering hot waves galloping upon the crest breaks 

Sweetly landing on the sands of loves sweet beauty happiness sings 
in paradise holding two souls join hands bells of Heaven rings

Walking towards a sun setting dream rose gold crowning beauty
Eden desire bites from the tree of knowledge faraway uniting hearts duty

Sweetly dance together in an ocean tune flying without wings 
salt of this earth wet lips tasting destiny kissing your feet love rings

Beauty graces sea nymph with eyes of diamonds and bright sea-gold hair
wonders of all majestic earth no other maiden glows quite so fair

Heavenly notes echoes sweetly in the majesty of her alluring love songs
praise pours forth as she shines to delight her ever adoring throngs

Sun and sky conspire to gift her a wondrously staged ocean of calm
all the astounded world bows and eats lustily from her gentle palm

Tales of her beauty greater than palaces of diamonds, rubies and gold
angelic countenance that was the envy of legendary fairy queens of old

King Poseidon bowed down in defeat, laying love vows at her dainty feet
unable to control the ardor of his massively deep white-hot love heat

She that wept for a day and time with but one deserving male human soul
soft touches and wet kisses with that lost prince her secret love goal

Returning as a pearl within each silver breath she offers her treasure 
sweeping over deep sea waves she rides, a dream of loves pure pleasure


A co write written by Liam Mcdaid and Robert Lindley 
thank you dear friend a pleasure writing this with you
Form: Couplet

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