Mythological Poems - Poems about Mythological

From now, until whenever, She's just as clever Divine and fine as wine A dialect revived by queens and dutchesses But a woman's heart is just as hard as a mason's arch You are gonna need your library card No more yielding to anything Like my mythological lily or winged cupid Distinguishing, but dreamy Be gentle Humble yourself to a mumble But if...

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"Phoenix Raine" My fabulous firebird You burn up with rage And fall into a pile of hot ashes Then your tears "Raine" down to put them out You are renewed Fresh and ready to share yourself again During your moontimes Hormones turn you into a dragon Protecting your treasures Your heart, spirit and emotions With roaring and flames But that passes too And once again you share your...

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Were the poems of Oisin a translation or Jamie Mac's imagination ? Note:James Macpherson author in 1762 of Fingal(Finn mac cool) epic on the 'White Stranger'of Irish mythology and Giants Causeway legend. Flinging, splattering,dripping drop..by..drop Unaware of the present,random spontaneity in liquid flowing paint. Motion made visible,memories arrested in space,the painting lives a life of its own in pure harmony of easy give and take....

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Her garden is the one we love. It's as if she knows we're here. She has statues like us all around. And flowers to bring us cheer. At summer solstice it's party time. Shaded by trees from bright sunshine. We faries join the pixies. The gnomes bring summer wine. She has paths lit by candles. to guide us home again. Toadstools along the way, should...

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Sometimes, when I step on holy land, my skin breathes flame. The earth is a bouncing betty. What sun am I, born of war, drowning in blood; that pools like mercury? Thunder bolts in the brain, messages mistranslated. ...

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when Eros marries Eos you get a nuance of love at daybreak....

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