Rain Mythology Poems

I
Standing in a glass cube
As rain falls all around 
The fate of the world
Is up for sale

Valkyries burst like bombs
As the forces of evil push...

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The seventh kingdom sings that he was a drop of gold 
Who fell from the sky of golden sunlight to earth so cold 
Dragons brought...

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through the lambent rain of memory
secrets tumble under water
locks of hair halo flowers
coral blooms darkest deep
purgatory pulls
whispers of thread
piercing skin
weaving
mind
and
body
together
form and essence
divided no more
but reconceived...

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I'm a sinister shell, 
lost in bygone 
deepwaters of
gravity-less 
cerulean tears, 
that saturate 
molten sundrops, 
falling from 
zinc-plated skies, 
as heliophilic snow,
melts frosted 
memories in...

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My flag is not black n white with a blue streak 
My flag is not a field of white stars n scars of machine guns
My...

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By the light of dawn and,
The sunset, we watch the ocean,
As it swallows up the earth.
We realize life begins with the sun.
We rely on the...

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Of Homer, Iliad And The Fall Of The Mighty Greeks

As the moon repents from its many vague allusions
And the splintered rains never rain upon true...

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A goat without blemish
And creepers and verming
Are inserted in its mouth
Then all it's orifices are bound
The ancients sewed them up
And it driven to the wilderness
To...

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A turn of key looking into eternity 
A twist of soul a hard shard of light 
Splashing onto a dark shore

A spray of mist, as...

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Falling in & out of night
flying in & out of ribbons, threads of creation 
that fall upon all the eternal emerald seas 
Golden lands stretching...

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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,...

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In a dark sky, an eclectic mix stirs
atmospheric storms and persistent winds.
Corrupting clouds with mottled mist deters
the full force where earth-bound lightening ends.

The raging quarrel...

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Lurching out of the door into darkness 
A street full of people, bodies pass n collide

Plunging from dark to light!

Not looking at or thinking of...

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Zeus was known most as the god of thunder
          among the ancient Greeks;
   ...

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What good would it do,
Son of Peleus,
To pull that arrow from your heel?
As you lie there helpless, 
Legs useless and folded beneath you.
Your hand clenched...

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