Daughter Mythology Poems

Indonesian folklore and Brazilian god An Puch are in agreement
moldavite, a vitreous silica projectile glass is the remnant of an invasion.
sky people from the Tyraxious...

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Drifting off I close my eyes into slumber,
I hear the voices in my head,
Calling to me in the distance.
The static of the noise is deafening.
The...

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In doom light, I see all that is & 
Ever was, I see all the façades 
Stripped away n callouses 
Tearing away all the love...

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[paraphrase of a Svan folk song]

Tamar's mother said, "Tamar,
You were born fully grown.
Child, I saw you in a dream
I looked into the starlit sky and...

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Pandora's Equation
 
The box was beautiful. 
It held everything ugly in one place. 
It was meant to be a prison, 
to create safety on the...

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Dangerous journey, this,
    to enter and emerge,
    identical but not the same.
Void or Chaos, whatsis name, 
  ...

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DEMETER CRIES

Sun in center and white wings around
The hundred florae in one stem, cheated; 
My daughter never knew t’was him.
The fragrance was sweet but toxic.
His...

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Callisto, the chaste, was Artemis’ ardent acolyte,
Daugher of Lycaon, was most beauteous and fair.
Zeus, besotted, imposed  his Divine Right, 
In Artemis' guise he seduced...

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*Image of Mount Olympus by Pixabay.

Wedding Top Mount Olympus

Daintiness gauges in the light
Harmonia illuminates the Hall
Aphrodite and Ares delighted
Cadmus finagles an approach
All of Olympus in...

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Starlight strata light 
In quantum isolations 
theoretical bridges crossing 
Black as night Space deep personified
Tracing the membrane cosmic your intercourse 
Of deities suicide
Divinities burn, zero...

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At the winter solstice,
It is said,
The mythical bird
Mates in a nest floating
On the sea.
She charms the wind
And the waves
Into calm.


Note: Halcyon means “kingfisher” in Greek,...

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Act Eight, Chapter One. Part Three
                Part of a grander...

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for C. and D.) 

I talked to you about five minutes today
Tomorrow, if we’re lucky, try for ten
Seems like one of us is always
Headed in...

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*Image of the enthroned Roman goddess Ceres provided by Pixabay.

Ceres, Goddess of Harvest: The Pact

Birthright rules they are Jupiter's sisters,
Hera, Vesta, Ceres, whose names glisters.

Ceres,...

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Opalescent Goddess Venus
born of the sea, rising from the severed testicles of her father
Transmogrified from pearls, created out of love 
daughter of Caelus 
her mother...

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