Short Rhea Poems

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This might be a revolting idea a slow-thinking tablemate said.
I rolled my eyes at my cousin Rhea and ate some sour dough bread.
There has never been an original idea in her fluff-frilly head.
Rolling his eyes across the table was her daddy, my Uncle Ed

© Caren Krutsinger  

All shall sing of Attis 
As the moon of Rhea 
And not with bells’ thunder
And not with a wind flute 
All shall sing, all shall sing 
As shepherd of the stars
As heaven’s crescent moon

Date: 03/03/2022
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Note:Rhea is pronounced RAY-uh, making two syllables.

Inspired by a Naassene poem from the Gnostic Bible.

© David Hyatt-Bickle  

There once was a fam’ly named Rhea
              And no one would say, ”Glad to see ya’”
Dear Sebor and Pyor,
             Ghonor and Diar    
I surely would not like to be ya’


If one of them’s heading my way
                            Specially that Ghonor, I’d say
So sorry, can’t talk 
           I’m out for a walk 
Then head to the Chapel and pray

© Mike Gentile