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Thank You Myth Poems

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Premium Member Summer Solstice
Cloudless sky, naked shades of azure.
Oh, summer vibrant, resplendent sun,
We thank Lugh for his longest luster,
Grateful for the bounty he gives everyone.

Sun lights awareness in...

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Categories: happiness, hope, myth, mythology,



A Dark Dialogue Pt3 of 3pts
I. a dark awakening

Shuddering awake feeling the freezing cold fingers still around my throat, struggling to catch my breath struggling to focus.

Finding my air. Shaking...

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Categories: myth, abuse, allegory, allusion, analogy,

My Judgement of God
Why does god exist?
God exists to blame and to point 
For all wrongdoings of the men that disappoint 
God exists to thank and to credit...

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Categories: myth, deep, emotions, for teens,

I Met a Little Man Up On the Green - a Rhyme For New Year's Eve
I met a little man up on The Green
On New Year’s Eve, and he was two foot two
With quite the reddest nose I’ve ever seen
And...

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Categories: myth, england, fairy, happy, magic,

Premium Member Panther's Roar
Have you heard the Panther’s roar?	
A sickly sweet odor.
He traps his prey in his paws,
devours them with beastly jaws.

Have you heard the Panther’s roar?	
Lures his...

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Categories: animal, imagination, myth, mythology,



Angled Happiness
beyond this canyon
they sing a song
they know the lyrics
but they sing it wrong
they like there rendition
they get a thrill
they say the composer
he loves me still
beyond...

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Categories: music, myth, song,

Cupid and Psyche: Part 2
Cont'd from Cupid and Psyche: Part 1

And so, the tricky goddess 
got sacks of different seed.
She mixed them up completely 
and said: "Here's what I...

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Categories: myth, mythology,

Baldr's Song
I am in Hell’ my dear father 
And we cannot be together 
You’ll not give me last advice
You’ll not back me paradise.

I was killed by...

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Categories: myth, death, fate, grief, metaphor,

Premium Member The Haunted Manor
My car was stalled, it was late;
the storm it seemed, would not abate.
On the hill, an abandoned manor,
beckoned me in Victorian manner.

No one answered when...

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Categories: myth, evil, gothic, halloween, horror,

Premium Member Vampire Take Heed of What You Sow
He drank, thirsting for her;
with stygian lips pressed to her neck,
She was exsanguinated.

The squalid night-beast, left her lifeless body, 
behind an alley dumpster. 
No moonlight...

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Categories: myth, dark, gothic, halloween, horror,

Black Holiday Taunt
Black Holiday Taunt
By Valerie Odom
December 24, 2016

Another year’s gone by,
Another holiday look how time flies
Another lie programmed into my brain
But this year I’m awake
Tryna break...

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Categories: myth, celebration, deep, holiday, how

Sun Thief
Once upon a time, there lived a boy called Simon.
He was an ordinary boy who did what ordinary nine year old
boys do: collecting bugs and...

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Categories: myth, conflict, fantasy, imagery, mystery,

Premium Member Stepsister Princess
No! Cut this piece here!
No! Not there!
Why didn't you cut it right?

says Princess StepSister's
hyper-ventilated syndrome,
jonesing for her next pork chop.

I would have finished
but you bellowed...

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Categories: myth, appreciation, happiness, health, love,

Premium Member Romeo and Juliet: the Remix
Three voices required,
Professor,
and two students:
Yang as Fr. Time
YinYin as Sr. Gaia

In a college classroom with Win-Win Game Theory written on whiteboard.

Professor: 
Today we are going...

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Categories: myth, absence, allegory, destiny, games,

Premium Member A Day On the Farm
"You really wanna know? Cause I'll tell ya if you really wanna know. You'll be thinkin' I'm crazy before I'm done, but I'll tell ya......

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Categories: farm, myth,


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