Short Apollo Poems
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Apollo en garde,
my prose to re-verse
Where Swans freely sing
—the Raven in search
(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2017)
Apollo now guards
my Prose and my Verse
His Swan sings at last,
—the Raven in search
(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2017)
The bright red and dark
Molasses shining
Against the sky and sand
Fine art stroll along the beach.
In her dreams she discovered Apollo
Fast asleep in an enchanted hollow
From the beat of her heart
She awoke with a start
For Apollo was too much to swallow!
At the dawn of the day
When the sun kisses the sky
I long for him
At night
As the stars spread their beauty across the blackness
And Apollo himself hangs the moon
My heart whispers his name
Form:
Bianini,Gianlorenzo by his Christian name
by sculpture did find fame
His statue of Apollo&Daphne *
helped this gifting become free
*https://borghese.gallery/collection/sculpture/apollo-and-daphne.html
I Prayed Apollo,
To help me deliver my poem
With no cesarean operation
Operation success. Patient!
Do not judge by the poem.
1 June 2021
Bite Size Poem no7 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Line Gauthier
They touched the sky like gods
And broke the great firmament
Then beyond
Riding on thunder and fire
To see the stars as they are
And live between worlds
Received by Apollo, who
Is lonelier than we thought
Cy Twombly Lexington's artistic ace
was obsessed by mission Apollo in space
random swirls& scribbles was his style*
so so recognised as a art profile
*https://www.nga.gov/collection/art-object-page.93392.html
My anti-aesthetic garment spews out priest
Michael stands in river between olive trees
whose roots draw libido like Daphne's laurels
Apollo wore, in my drifting slumbering
pale Astro Projection where we meet again
A perfect life
Is just a cup of tea
A book
And me alone.
A perfect gift
Is giving bouquet of roses
A chololate
For you alone.
A perfect pair
A handsome brown Apollo
A rich Chinese sassy gal
In love together.
It's 1969, time of the great Apollo 11 mission
The world stopped and acknowledged this first admission
Man's amazing feat
Most amazing since meat
John Glenn was first to discredit the cheesy superstistion
Bright pink Apollo Candy bike
her smile as wide as handlebars
with new found freedom my young tyke
laughed as she tried to race the cars
Viv Wigley
25th November 2015
For contest 'A Christmas memory', sponsored by Broken Wings
People watch figure
Attracts everyone
Motivate body care
Sculpting soul capture.
Black is beautiful
Chocolatey smooth
Healthy, sporty
Pure esthetic.
Dark-skinned Apollo
Living sculpture
Women daydream
Elders forgotten thoughts.
Winter Solstice, Apollo, Sun god, Constantine had a say ...
For the first day of the week: Christian worship day
A strange connection: Sundays and SonDays For Jesus
Until Covid19 shut down half-empty churches
Do I have enough light to follow the Son anyway?
Gorgeously graceful God!
Governor of the Sun!
Glowing with poesy!
Grand music symphony!
Glorious guild of arts!
Gallant global healer!
Greek grandeur, Apollo...!
05 March 2022
Greek mythology Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Joseph May
Syllable Counter: PS
Astronomy - Pleiades
A year's eclipse, heads-up,
arcs Lunars and Solars,
Apollo race flare up,
as new states vie Lunars,
acts China and Europe,
awes Trump signed aims for Mars,
and in the stars hopes up.
2020 October 01
*3rd Place*
Pleiades
~~Joseph May
the eagle has landed
July 20th, 1969
Apollo II’s lunar module
moon touch down
Neil Armstrong
“one giant step for man, one giant leap for mankind.”
This was all over the TV but I was not watching
I was seventeen and had better things to do.
It seemed boring to me.
My head is neatly organized
my heart on fire again
Thoughts escaping, love unleashed
emotion teared and stained
All conflict over—fate in charge
direction hard and fast
As Venus leads beyond the sun
Apollo in the past
(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2018)
Breaking thru the clouds
with the power of light
as a song bird sings
untill the night
healing the wounded
as a chariot thus fly
plucking his lyre
as he opens our eyes
this oracular God
whom can heal or kill
protecting the sun
with a musical gun.
Cassandra’s groom was calling to her, but she did not hear him
She had entered a natural trance when she entered the grotto
She was now Pythia, high priestess of the Temple of Apollo
The most powerful oracle among the ancient Greeks
Gleaning her directions from all knowing cool waters
Never B Flat
Sometimes B Sharp
Always B Natural
Orpheus and
Apollo and
The guided Muses
Octoecho
Dorian mode
Uneven float note
Thoth inventor
Ihy child
Lord of vibrations
True rhythm is
Jehovah’s biz
Created for us
Led by music
Offbeat, weak beat
Syncopated trope
I mused, foolhardy. I messed around
With sentiment attached to place.
Now soul makes off with my faculties!
Essence parts with my name and face!
Down the otway's surge of tranquil-sipped
Memories, fern-chilled; into the bay
Apollo, as alluvial gold
Which flow. Whence comes then my dismay?
Apollo, Grecian god
Acclaimed as god of sun
Ageless and immortal
Adept in many skills
Archer and musician
Athletic and handsome
Adorable in mien
Placed Second
March.2. 2022
Greek Mythology Poetry Contest
Sponsor - Joseph May
Syllable Counter used- How Many Syllables
A twin -the brother of
Artemis, and the most
Attractive god was he.
Also god of music,
Archery, healing, plague
And light, he was nicknamed
“Averter of evil.”
March 4, 2022
for Joseph May's Greek Mythology Poetry Contest
7 lines of 6 syllables for a total of 42 (as checked by Howmanysyllables.com)