Mythology Poems
#mythology
Mythology poems are about folklore and myths. A myth is a story that has significance to a particular culture, often trying to address fundamental and difficult life questions. Here you'll find poems about myths belonging to range of religious and cultural traditions.
Ashley_M_Hardy
Poem Published
10th Jan 2021 3:11pm
10th Jan 2021 3:11pm
Mythology Mischief
Mythology is such an interesting topic, it’s riddled with lessons in the midst of a bunch of madness. Mischief reigns supreme, as I’ve done a lil’ research of my own.
The Norse god Thor presided over the skies and provided defense for the city of Asgard. In his absence, the gods decided that a fortification should be built for it's protection
A stranger came and offered his services to build the structure in less than a year
With the stipulation that he marry the beautiful goddess Freya
The gods were outraged! The task was impossible not only that, Freya was off limits ...
The Norse god Thor presided over the skies and provided defense for the city of Asgard. In his absence, the gods decided that a fortification should be built for it's protection
A stranger came and offered his services to build the structure in less than a year
With the stipulation that he marry the beautiful goddess Freya
The gods were outraged! The task was impossible not only that, Freya was off limits ...
#funny
#mythology
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1 Comment
Ashley_M_Hardy
Poem Published
10th Jan 2021 2:53pm
10th Jan 2021 2:53pm
Greek Warrior Story
One night a great warrior who lived in Coram, Greece, prayed to the god Hephaestus to provide him with a broadsword made of the strongest steel. He sought counsel from the oracle of Delphi, and what she uncovered was a mystery, as usual the spirit was indirect and esoteric, but what was clear, was that a sacrifice must be made in order to initiate the will of the gods
He knew of a noble young lady who recently had a baby and paid her a visit.
He scooped the child up in one arm and took off
A pyre was lit in honor of this sacrifice to Mount Olympus, then he cut the babies...
He knew of a noble young lady who recently had a baby and paid her a visit.
He scooped the child up in one arm and took off
A pyre was lit in honor of this sacrifice to Mount Olympus, then he cut the babies...
#rhyming
#mythology
#tradition
18 reads
0 Comments
Write-On
Poem Published
4th Jan 2021 5:56pm
4th Jan 2021 5:56pm
Statement by Georgian Gorgons
Carl Harris explains how many of his patients describe octopus or jellyfish behavior. It is a reflection of Harris' work that stoned him, not a medicine designed to solve problems quickly. They met at the Young Institute and were married in Madison where Estino the Aurel Gorgon and his three sisters - Medusa, Stano and Oriel (that's Horus, God, and Horcas to you) are children of Anima. Although the Gorgons interpreted the Greek texts differently than we do now, she was said to be his first wife. Traditionally, we always see Medusa's head yet we usually lose sight of the truth of her reality. ...
#mythology
#culture
#tradition
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I_IS_ME
Poem Published
4th Jan 2021 00:03am
4th Jan 2021 00:03am
I Just Don't Know
I just don't know, I simply don't know
How much I'm allowed to live any more
How much I'm allowed to give any more
I just don't know, I simply don't know
But I need that fire ma and you know that I do
You wont believe that it's not about your looks or what we do
We have both delivered the bashing and smashing
Eruptions on planetary scales, like asteroids or planets crashing
Clinging on to each other as both space and time shift
Afraid to release, scared of opening an erupting rift
Vibrating energy is being exchanged as...
How much I'm allowed to live any more
How much I'm allowed to give any more
I just don't know, I simply don't know
But I need that fire ma and you know that I do
You wont believe that it's not about your looks or what we do
We have both delivered the bashing and smashing
Eruptions on planetary scales, like asteroids or planets crashing
Clinging on to each other as both space and time shift
Afraid to release, scared of opening an erupting rift
Vibrating energy is being exchanged as...
#love
#abuse
#universe #mythology
#universe #mythology
53 reads
5 Comments
XiaoLong
Poem Published
28th Dec 2020 9:35pm
28th Dec 2020 9:35pm
Goddesses of Beauty
#lust
#erotic
#mythology #sexy
#mythology #sexy
177 reads
1 Comment
Andres__Castro
Poem Published
23rd Dec 2020 5:25pm
23rd Dec 2020 5:25pm
"Prayer Warrior" "Bisexuals Go Where?"
Bisexuals Go Where?
Surprising vapors
from your letters:
Did you last write,
“I accept your offer
of a critique”?
I offered?
You expected
a quick response
to your Catholic
apologetics, yes?
Did I just play
into your hands?
Okay, consider
this a prelude,
a gasp of disbelief
at your account
of heaven and hell.
Holy carrots and sticks!
...
Surprising vapors
from your letters:
Did you last write,
“I accept your offer
of a critique”?
I offered?
You expected
a quick response
to your Catholic
apologetics, yes?
Did I just play
into your hands?
Okay, consider
this a prelude,
a gasp of disbelief
at your account
of heaven and hell.
Holy carrots and sticks!
...
#religion
#mythology
#redemption #morality
#redemption #morality
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Xaphan
Poem Published
22nd Dec 2020 1:34pm
22nd Dec 2020 1:34pm
Nothing's Forever
Nothing's forever, not even the ephemeral myths of our ghosts and gods
Omnipresent revenants, the dead among us, will die again by all the odds
The starry heavens will fade back to black as the planets wilt and crumble
Higher realms will remain unfound, except in the moot words we mumble
In every empty mirror, there are clues, that life with time is a misdirection
Nothing's the simple sempiternal truth, we might surmise in our reflection
Given to light from dark, we're the passed and present; but we are neither
'til the skies burn dry, we're random moments...
Omnipresent revenants, the dead among us, will die again by all the odds
The starry heavens will fade back to black as the planets wilt and crumble
Higher realms will remain unfound, except in the moot words we mumble
In every empty mirror, there are clues, that life with time is a misdirection
Nothing's the simple sempiternal truth, we might surmise in our reflection
Given to light from dark, we're the passed and present; but we are neither
'til the skies burn dry, we're random moments...
#death
#fate
#TruthOfLife #mythology
#TruthOfLife #mythology
58 reads
RiAN
Poem Published
16th Dec 2020 12:05pm
16th Dec 2020 12:05pm
Webbed (ørlog)
Seeing
seeking
through eons ochre shadows
transient pigment born from soil
before shape
a prism
replicates imprinted star eyed
where siblings weave seaweed
from sonar vibrant void
stiletto silence wanes
weeping magenta flowered heads
bounce spirit wynd
dark
unscarred
woken wind
vows
seeking
through eons ochre shadows
transient pigment born from soil
before shape
a prism
replicates imprinted star eyed
where siblings weave seaweed
from sonar vibrant void
stiletto silence wanes
weeping magenta flowered heads
bounce spirit wynd
dark
unscarred
woken wind
vows
#universe
#shadows
#mythology
38 reads
2 Comments
InNomine
Poem Published
15th Dec 2020 11:42pm
15th Dec 2020 11:42pm
Atlas
I don't want anything
from you
fly free, little moth
from you
fly free, little moth
#nature
#mythology
#escape
79 reads
3 Comments
BlueBeastGirl
Poem Published
13th Dec 2020 7:46am
13th Dec 2020 7:46am
I Read
I've read so many stories growing up
Where woman thrived being dragons
Coiled around towers, fighting those who would be suiters
Where the princess lives as a frog because she loves a frog
I've read stories where woman were warriors
Never taking a knee and never turning away
Where their loved ones depended on their strength
I have these stories hoarded around my heart
My own personal dragons hoard
And sometimes before bed I tell them to myself
To remind myself that I should count my story amongst theirs
I am a warrior, a fighter, a poet ...
Where woman thrived being dragons
Coiled around towers, fighting those who would be suiters
Where the princess lives as a frog because she loves a frog
I've read stories where woman were warriors
Never taking a knee and never turning away
Where their loved ones depended on their strength
I have these stories hoarded around my heart
My own personal dragons hoard
And sometimes before bed I tell them to myself
To remind myself that I should count my story amongst theirs
I am a warrior, a fighter, a poet ...
#strength
#dragons
#mythology
#separation
#curse
44 reads
2 Comments
SweetKittyCat5
Poem Published
10th Dec 2020 5:18pm
10th Dec 2020 5:18pm
Seduced By The Night
#dark
#mythology
#passion
132 reads
Solomon_Song
Poem Published
7th Dec 2020 6:24am
7th Dec 2020 6:24am
EROTIC CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN DAPHNE AND APOLLO
Wrote Daphne to Apollo:
'Your pearl stream I could swallow,
in exchange my elixir
I offer to your lick, sir.'
Wrote Apollo to Daphne:
'Then haste to kneel before me,
I'll allow Divine pleasure
unlock to you my treasure.'
'For princely orbs and sceptre
your lips make good receptor.
It would be like a blessing
to have your tongue's caressing.'
'The finest ambrosia
I'm sure could not come near
the taste of divine honey
that would run from your cunni.'
Wrote Daphne, ever...
'Your pearl stream I could swallow,
in exchange my elixir
I offer to your lick, sir.'
Wrote Apollo to Daphne:
'Then haste to kneel before me,
I'll allow Divine pleasure
unlock to you my treasure.'
'For princely orbs and sceptre
your lips make good receptor.
It would be like a blessing
to have your tongue's caressing.'
'The finest ambrosia
I'm sure could not come near
the taste of divine honey
that would run from your cunni.'
Wrote Daphne, ever...
#erotic
#rhyming
#mythology
68 reads
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