Stephanie Contarino

Joined June 2022

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Inspired by ancient greek poetry and poets, along with John Keats and Robert Frost.

Love writing about the beauty of nature, religion, Greek Gods and mythology.

My Neopoet account: Stephanie Contarino

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Hear the Titans
Hear the Old, The ancient rulers reign. With golden crowns and divine blood, May the Titans be recognised again. Tis, for countless cycles,
By Stephanie Contarino2 years ago in Poets
Tis a Gloomy Day
Tis a gloomy day, when Religion fell in love with Science. Two languages singing the same song, however, their chorus would always bite.
By Stephanie Contarino2 years ago in Poets
Fragile Lake
Haiku Oh fragile lake soft slumber so soundly mirrors envy thee Free Verse: "To the Naiad next door" Oh fragile lake,
By Stephanie Contarino2 years ago in Poets
A Young Dove
Ambition lusts, with a fierce tongue, the one who fell from Heaven. Oh, how he stalks the holy grounds, Enlightenment from a hellish source, he hounds.
By Stephanie Contarino2 years ago in Poets
Amica Mea
Oh, how the warless Nyx, stages such flourishment. Calm Zephyrus whistle quietly to the naked Dryads, He's chilling arms hugs their bare waist.
By Stephanie Contarino2 years ago in Poets
The Sacred Site
Oh, these venerated walls, how they would utter of the faiths that abound. Birthed from a reign of riches, it stands still and embraces the earth shattering crowd,
By Stephanie Contarino2 years ago in Poets
The Power of a Drink
To all those who suffer from adversary, harken to these words. A High Priest once asked me; "You, oh beloved by the Immortal ones,
By Stephanie Contarino2 years ago in Poets
Smaller Poems 1
The Divine to the Mortal To the lonely acolyte, who prays in the cold tonight. Worship is your only right. Do not think
By Stephanie Contarino2 years ago in Poets
My First Haikus
Oh thunderous God who clapped his mighty, big hands when lightning appeared. - To Lord Zeus Oh white bright Lady our Divine Mother of dreams
By Stephanie Contarino2 years ago in Poets
A Poet's letter to a Priest
Oh you blessed leaders, who pierce the eye of evil, a demigod in disguise. Harken to these words, and let them drip into your mouths,
By Stephanie Contarino2 years ago in Poets
My Tongue is Blunt with such Beauty
Oh how my tongue dies blunt, My pen, frozen, My brain, weak and barren. For a picture perfect canvas lies in front of me, but yet
By Stephanie Contarino2 years ago in Poets

Stephanie Contarino

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Hear the Titans

Tis a Gloomy Day

Fragile Lake

A Young Dove

Amica Mea

The Sacred Site

The Power of a Drink

Smaller Poems 1

My First Haikus

A Poet's letter to a Priest

My Tongue is Blunt with such Beauty

Stories (11/0)