Glorifying the Gods
A Poem Derived from Greek Mythology
By Brin J.Published 2 years ago • Updated 2 years ago • 1 min read
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Flames devoid of warmth
a grim realm for perished souls
known as Hades' Hell.
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Oh, the irony
Gaia is both womb and tomb
poor dear Mother Earth
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Air: the breath of life
our fates rest on each inhale
thanks to Zeus' "gift"
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Note the fickle seas
of all Gods, he is most cruel
cheat Poseidon's wrath.
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Brin J.
I have a few stories and poems inside me that I want to share. Maybe, if I'm lucky, they'll reach people who'll enjoy them. 📖
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