Vulcan Poems - Poems about Vulcan

A world imagined A phantom circling the sun Veiled by her white glare Pulling on Mercury's heels Pulling on mankind's veiled minds About the hypothetical planet Vulcan, which was theorised to exist as the nearest planet to the Sun in the 19th century. ...

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Have you ever drank Vulcan ale You’ll get the runs and turn quite pale You’ll need a bucket for your stool And you’ll be screaming like a fool It’s also known as a white whale...

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Vesuvious, no, never! Veins of fire Etna gives Vulcan, god of silver, Various gems and gold, Vermeil tidbits of bronze~ Verrayment to adorn Venus his bride, his joy! Vulcan is the god of fire in Roman mythology. His Greek equivalent is the god Hephaestus. https://simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulcan_(mythology) Verrayment: verily, truly For: Greek Mythology Poetry Contest Sponsor: Joseph May syllablecounter.net 02/24/22...

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She is Vulcan She is a Vulcan Part Seductress Part Enigma She will lure you into her sphere The sound of her music a trap You’re unaware of its allure Like a kiss that captivates your heart Leaving you wondering is this madness Until caught in its entanglement You ask how did I get here Why was I such easy prey When will I learn Yet again shopping...

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The eclectic tastes That you possess Are making you lose Touch with your roots High hats on Gentleman And a brief survey of what's going on Are not enough Seek urban truths Through a...

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