Short Poseidon Poems
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Scarred to be alone,
Always lonely
Deep,
Underneath,
Blue ocean,
Not to be missed,
Alone,
Just you”
Yours,
Dylan to Poseidon, my lover
Form:
“One day,
To be with you,
Only you,
Forever,
Just you,
Miss you a lot,
Don’t know what to do,
I’m Dylan,
Your lover forever,
My only desire Poseidon,
Form:
sing out loud
Poseidon
hold up your trident
juggernauts request to sail
through
your
white cliffs
but
jagged waters
where
we
entered
Poseidon's Gateway
Jejudo (Jeju Islands, Korea)
Your rugged
Volcanic coastline
Rising above the sea and
Aligning your giant chess pieces
At the shore, checkmating the God of Poseidon
I'm good at two things
but I don't know how to describe them
And they clash with the things that I'm bad at
Poseidon
Athena, who knows?
Blows flow, heaven
or something else.
Penelope’s hands are tired
from weaving cunning webs.
Telemachus needs a father.
Faster, faster! Please Athena!
Talk to Poseidon and calm the sea.
Bring Odysseus home, to me.
Poseidon
hold your trident
up high with jubilee
we hear the voice
that fill
the dark wine sea
make the tides swell
with loyalty
from the thrust of your
gaint fish tail
Poseidon
What sweet gift
You giveth
Unto me
This beautiful handmaiden
From the deep sea
How can
I love her
Faithfully
When she cometh by sea
While I cometh by land
The gift that you gave
Facing west
Flaming gold descends
Light extinguished
She sleeps with Poseidon
Phoebe rises from Poseidon's seat
Silver light on Erebus' shadow
Rebirth promise of beginnings
Herald of the dawn
Form:
Neptune has entered Aries—a journey
of tribulations for thirteen years.
With his planet among the flock,
Poseidon grabs his trident
and waits, in rage but calm,
to fearlessly feel
when to harpoon
the unheard,
holy
lamp.
Green
Hulk rise
From Ocean's
Deepest depth bring
The Big Apple hope
Like an ancient Phoenix
Brought life to which died by flames
As Father Time _ Poseidon watch
To see if this resurrection starts
A whole new era__ blessed golden life
The old gods were aliens
Imparting knowledge from the sun
They built the ancient wonders
and once again they'll come
Tonight I'll climb the fence
at the temple of Poseidon
I'll be waiting
While the world is sleeping
- Tomorrow I'll be gone
A great man once stated,
"A man is god in ruins."
I took this to heart
scribbled it on papyrus.
and put it in the cradling hands of Poseidon.
And thought to myself,
"If someone reads this and gives it back to Neptune
How epic it would become."
Pegasus in jubilation
Earmarks it’s own constellation
The unique winged horse from heaven
Statue at Salzburg, earth haven
No wonder, son of Poseidon
06-October-2021
A Notable Horse Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Robert James Liguori
Splashing, thrashing, wildly bashing
rages the rolling sea
like half-tortured Poseidon drowned
in waves of misery!
In tempestuous, dark dead of night,
a vessel from afar
plows through by dim, faint, speckled glow
of north's Polaris star.
Splashing, thrashing, wildly bashing
rages the rolling sea
like half-tortured Poseidon drowned
in waves of misery!
In tempestuous, dark dead of night,
a vessel from afar
plows through by dim, faint, speckled glow
of north's Polaris star...
You are my passion
You are my Poseidon
My depth of my despair
My depth of infinity
You are my weakness
You are my bane
My fear of destruction
My heart's fierce desperation
You leave me unfastened
You are my memory the memory of me
You are me my broken reflection
flippant great white was turned into a peninsula by Poseidon.
others protested on her behalf, but she was happy about it;
now she would be immortal
people would visit her for centuries.
her relatives faded away, or died one at a time.
she remains Shark Rock, a favorite of children.
The ancient Gods – Hades, Zeus, Jupiter, Poseidon did not know what to do.
They could not control the goddesses, and this made them crabby and blue.
The Goddesses laughed at their “master’s confusion. Let me laugh here.
In feminine “collusion” they made these whipped call them honey and dear.
Poseidon beckons
Set sail tomorrow
instruments, provender
to beg or borrow
choppy waves,
darkling horizon
adventures in store
a sailor's eyes on
Flowers bloom within garden of hearts
Lovers swim through sea of tears
One and only One Light liberating
We wrestled with Poseidon from oblivion.
Enter zephyr breeze of rebirth -
Roses or arrows, we choose the clearing, as
Song of rain beneath skylight, forgave.
(Inspired by: Miley Sirus', "Flowers"
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To lacquer tomorrow
with the gang’s reckless charge,
they scatter the crumpled myth of Poseidon.
The sticky weave of power and flattery,
eddying as it turns,
is reduced in a pot overheated
by driving rhythms—
sweetened with whispers
like a nightingale’s song.
The more it simmers,
the fiercer the season convulses.
Praised as God of the sea
Powerful lord of earth
Possessions came his way
Pushed the land to cause quake
Pitched the weapon trident
Perhaps made of fish spear
Proud father of winged horse.
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February 26, 2022
Syllable : 6 per line (howmanysyllables.com)
Contest : Greek Mythology
Sponsored by : Joseph May
Named after the Roman God of the Sea
Eternal is its beauty like the blue we cannot see
Poseidon to the Greek, ice giant in reality
Triton, the Luna of its land, above in its sky
Under the ice is only a mystery
No man has travelled thus far
Eternal its beauty, foreign its reach
26 May 2021
Planet Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Matt Caliri
I’d rather be found,
on top a mountain
to see a landscape,
no artist could paint.
I'd rather be seen
in clear blue water,
warmed by the equator,
no pool can imitate.
I want to sail oceans,
me against Poseidon.
to fly like Icarus,
and sore into the blue.
But I am Tantalus,
trapped by my own chains,
my wings are burning,
and I drown.