Short Artemis Poems

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Artemis II

The four brave souls on Artemis II
Flew far away right out of view
The dark side of the moon they did see
They hit a snag when they tried to wee
But no problem if they needed to poo.
Form: Rhyme


Artemis, Lend Me Your Wrath

Staring, smirking, salivating men 
You are the bane of my existence 
How dare you defile my temple with your lustful eyes
I await the day where I get my chance 
To unleash my wrath, gifted from Artemis
© Su Ar  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Artemis

Ascending out of Zeus
  Apollo's twin sister
  Also rules many realms
  Among them, wildlife, moon
  An eternal virgin
  A very skilled hunter
  Able in shape-shifting

 2-20-2022
 Example For Contest
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pleiades

The darker than the night zepher stone

Blundering over garments for the party Artemis Fowl begrudges the night, he calls like wild wolves that have become one, the books to be read, are soreness in mud, like dirty old cars sitting in a lot, procuring new demons from bibles afoot.
© Ken Martin  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member The Sibyl - Artemis

Some wildness runs in Artemis
As silver streaks in a jet of coal-black hair

This beauty    wrought to tempt a man
Is    by her lesbian air    a beauty wasted

Her eyes to thine reflect a dream
Where senses numb and leave the lips untasted


Premium Member Artemis II

A journey landing in December
Road to the Moon of wonder
Trip of four to remember
East of Eden fonder
Milestone is in the offing
Instilled dream becomes a happening
Strobe lights showing and playing

Second-scheduled mission, but first crewed...
Form: Other

Artemis

she travels like a silver mirror
across the midnight sky
her lights play hid and seek
within the foggy forest pines
the rotten stumps do seem to swoon
as crickets present to her their tunes
and blackbirds worship as she passes
down behind the mountain grove

Artemis

With a beautiful glowing face
And a red lip line
Eyes, brushed with smoky grey foam
Stands a girl, with stars all blown 
Into a splendid silver gown 
Turning the dust into angelic wings 
Showering light all through the spring 
Makes the little moon, all
Mystery to  me.

Wonders In History 1

Great Pyramid Of Giza
 Hanging Gardens Of Babylon
Temple Of Artemis
 Statue Of Zeus At Olympia
Mausoleum At Halicanassus
 Colossus Of Rhodes
Lighthouse Of Alexandria

Author;Free Software Foundation
Compiled by;chipepo lwele

PS;The reminder of the 7 Wonders Of
     The Ancient World.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Apollo

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)
Form: Pleiades

What Would Heaven's Messiah Convey

Failure to say that yes, His Beauty, shall thrust it's sickle
Into her earth soon there after convulsing their solar stars
Angel food cake latter day rains a new manna cannibals await
Carnelian this evil dead of ancient tombs these shuttered moons
Raging flames, inside hell's pain and carrion, they'll awake ? Artemis.
Form:

Grace of a Goddess

Is she Artemis when she shoots, going back to her roots? Or Aphrodite when men fall without shoots, or benevolent Athena when she steps on the field, prepared for war in her boots. Unequaled and unchallenged, dominance assure with Nike carrying her on wings victory, a born winner without a spinner;  chance is not her inner. She is Alex Morgan, original and free; All the things women strive to be.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Seven Footles of the Ancient World

Great Pyramid of Giza
     it's old
     I'm told

Hanging Gardens of Babylon
     divine
     grape vine

Statue of Zeus at Olympia
     god king
     stirring

Temple of Artemis at Ephesus
     god mom
     the bomb

Mausoleum at Halicarnassus
     big tomb
     much room 

Colossus of Rhodes
     big man
     bronze tan

Lighthouse of Alexandria 
     took dunk
     went plunk
Form: Footle

Premium Member Journey to the Moon

 A spaceship named after a Greek goddess
 Roars with a fiery glow
 She was the goddess of the moon
 As well as a huntress with a bow

 A mission to the moon after many years
 But they will not land on the moon
 It's a test run for a later mission
 Which will be soon

 Artemis pulls back her bow
 as a spaceship zooms through the sky
 The heavens put on a show
 As Zeus roars from on high
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Selene

You mere mortals I have told repeatedly. We gods and goddesses on Mt. Olympus want to be known by our true identity. I have already approached you about this. I’m the moon goddess; “Artemis” is my name. Perhaps Helios should consume you with flame. If I hear any of you call me “Selene”, I will have to do something very obscene. Robert Pettit for Nette’s “Into The Mood of Imagery” contest.
Form: Rispetto

Red Moon

scarcely noted tinge of moribund intent
in stealth advances to dull selene’s 
full aspect with penumbral shade

luna’s wizened glow, its fate assured,
in grim surrender—stolid umbra
spreads somber cloak of death

benighted orb, a wound erupts,
suffused with crimson, yet artemis endures—
poets’ pens stilled by mid-april’s red moon

4th Place - Red Moon Contest

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Artemis

There’s nothing goddess-like
about those moonbeams
silver glowing arch 
not of your back
soft and inviting 
but of your bow
cold and piercing
silent slayer.
There’s nothing to adore
within your face 
gleaned from marble
glossed immortality 
as you condemn with 
opal eyes.
There’s everything wrong
with my animal lust
stag in mating season 
wanting your body 
more than life itself 
denied by your
virginal lock.
Form: Imagism

Artemis - Snapshot Scifi

ABORT ABORT
but Donaldson was already drifting
further and further away from us
the thickness of his suit decreasing 
as his courageous kindness
floated on within his demise 
and all I could do was stare panic stricken
through the small window's cruelness 
as the white speck of my friend
became more and more surrounded
by the blackness of space
far removed from everything that existed
and I wondered if Donaldson would 
explore the universe forever
Form: Narrative

Premium Member For All Mankind?

Flying back from the moon
was the Artemis crew.
Even with a broken toilet,
they were able to make do (do).
But in a scene that was out
of a Star Wars movie,
they took a phone call
from the POTUS: Obese-Wan Kenobi.

It was a training exercise
that broke all the norms:
prepping astronauts if they meet
less intelligent life-forms.
Kudos to the Artemis crew.
They sure knew how to impress,
and handled themselves well
while chatting with His A-Holiness!
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Judy and Alters

Five months, and a flower blossomed
Artemis' prayers chanted at the lighted moon
A spirit entered your home,you won't go back

Who is she? A god or a demon
You hate her and love her
So much suffering drunk your mind
So many alters no one will find the core

Remember its all for a better world
Lead will turn to gold and men to gods
Nothing can stop them

Its all written, no one will find you Judy
May the holy spirit fight for you
Good bye, my love
And hail to the brave new world
© Andy Dudi  Create an image from this poem.

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