Short Minos Poems
Short Minos Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Minos by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Minos by length and keyword.
The Lament of Zeus
Thou, Minos, know I’m weary of all things,
Of wars and deaths and cabbages and kings.
I wield that battered shield that is the sky,
And with my strength protect what ‘neath doth lie:
But what when Earth itself would wish to die?
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Categories:
minos, angst, death, myth, power, sad, sky, war,
Form:
Rhyme
Princess Ariadne had an Empathetic Heart
King Minos of Crete asked Daedalus,
the inventor, to create a labyrinth
beneath his palace. He housed Minotaur,
a fearsome monster in the labyrinth.
Minotaur had the head of a bull and body of a man.
Princess Ariadne aided
the Minotaur, in an escape;
she had an empathetic heart....
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Categories:
minos, myth,
Form:
Free verse
When I Go Dreaming
Oh when I go dreaming
Off to the River of Gods
To Easter Island
To the Palace of Minos
To the Temple of Poseidon
To the Acropolis
Youth and Demon Death
To the Gate of the Lion
To the Gate of the Fish
Off to the horizon
Off to Mount Everest
To the Sea of Tranquility
To the soft sands
To my lover’s arms
With you I will go
Until all is gone...
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Categories:
minos, loveeaster,
Form:
Rhyme
Meteorite
Meteorite
Comet, fast at last, Here!
Hidden from the storm,
Fires in the House of Glory,
Cards prepared to win.
Memphis, Minos, Minus,
Just another rhyme,
When you drop that dine,
Kidding or not!
Won that space & time
Destructive by force,
Concrete with desire,
Comes with fire!
Broken into pieces
There is no need.
For you to fuss or kid!
Time has gone, like a meteorite!
By Sebastian Popescu 10 August, 2018...
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Categories:
minos, art, character, destiny, emotions, firework, horror,
Form:
ABC