Sister Mythology Poems

I am being born 
again 
and again 
From above
Not from the will of men 

And in these births is one aching desire
to connect with you
my...

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You shall be the father of Medicine decreed the Spirit God.
That’s no fun! Replied Eir, the only Norse on the island of Nod.
Medicine folk are...

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The woman who stands before you,
She sheds her armor,
To shall her honesty,
The truthfulness of her heart.
Her pure of heart.
She takes charge.
She never backs down.
She let's...

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The goddess Appetitey,
                     a figure...

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Aurora

Aurora rises up
Astride her chariot
Aglow in dawn’s pink blush,
Aubergine cloak of stars,
Ageless – four winds’ mother –
Argent moon’s sweet sister
Announces Sol’s new day.

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Ascending out of Zeus
  Apollo's twin sister
  Also rules many realms
  Among them, wildlife, moon
  An eternal virgin
  A very...

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Helios rises 
As Eos pulls back the curtains
Of dawn.
He rides his golden chariot
Until dusk settles,
And then peacefully sleeps
In the night chalice,
While Selene
Begins a majestic journey,
Driving...

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My ancestors were Vikings and, 
Their blood runs thru my veins.
They follow me in this life as,
I am a present day warrior.
I have a dream...

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Dreams are thoughts in our head,
That invade our nights creating stories.
These places we've been unable to,
Remember causes our bodies to,
Protect us from those memories.
Those memories...

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Every night it's always the same,
Fog rolling in on the lake.
Full moon, wolves howling,
Shadows from the trees as the wind blows,
I see an owl staring...

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When Apollo, God of Music, suspected his twin sister, Diana, Goddess of the Hunt, was involved in a romance with Orion, God of War, he...

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On Old New Christmas Eve

Once we my sister and I over excited 
children finally made our way to bed

Mother slowly begins to wrap our
toys and...

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The following is a collection of selected critiques of the work of Zoltan Goliath and Otis Trench from a variety of media outlets. The views...

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Cassandra
My sister in suffering
our stories align
Betrayed by him
you had devoted
your being to serve
Never adored
Mocked and ignored
Driven mad by derision
for no one would listen
Viciously violated
seeking sanctuary
Your...

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the beggars secret
which grants a nights passage
to the great Sewer Bazaar
you can buy back your sister
you can buy a rhinos trumpet
and win the bugs gambit
you’ll...

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