26 Sunday Apr 2020
Posted in #NaPoWriMo, Poetry, Tanka
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As sunbeams caress
Awakening majesty
With auras of hope
Sunna softens midnight skies
Kissing the day good morning
Authors Note: Sunna is the Norse Goddess of the Sun, also known as Sól, though some hold that Sól is the mother and Sunna Her daughter. (www.thaliatook.com)
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09 Saturday Mar 2019
Posted in March Writing, Poems, Poetry, Tanka
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#MarchWriting, #poetry, Athena, ballerina, dance, dancer, dorindaduclos.com, goddess, music, Night Owl Poetry, pandemonium, poems, secluded, writing, writing prompt
She found serenity, when she took the stage
With each graceful move, she would disengage
Lost to the dance, alone, no one else included
Caught up in the music, her world, so secluded
From all that had happened, and all that will
With a simple pirouette, and such elegant skill
She glided across the floor, a Prima Ballerina
Reminded them all, of the goddess, Athena
The eyes of those, who watched, and stared
Knew her beauty, could never be compared
They fell for her, she never paid them any mind
She created pandemonium, of a different kind
March Writing Prompts – Pandemonium of a new kind – Day 9/31
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26 Monday Mar 2018
Posted in Haiku, Poems, Poetry, Ronovan writes
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She is the moonlight
A goddess, seeking worship
In the dark of night
RonovanWrites #Weekly #Haiku #Poetry Prompt #Challenge #194 Worship&Goddess
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25 Monday Sep 2017
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She is the wings, of a bumble bee,
and the falling leaf, from a sycamore tree.
She is a blade of grass, blowing in the wind,
and the stem, from where a flower begins.
She is the starlit night, in the sky above,
and the moon, under which you fall in love.
She is the heavens you look up to, and sigh,
And she is a cloud, slowly drifting by.
She is the ocean, as waves crash on shore,
And all the world, of which you adore.
A gathering of life forms, we all convene,
For she is the universe, vast and unseen.
Always a goddess, one of power and might
Mother Earth shines, both day and night
Gaea, or Mother Earth, was the great goddess of the early Greeks. She represented the Earth and was worshiped as the universal mother. In Greek mythology, she created the Universe and gave birth to both the first race of gods (the Titans) and the first humans. (Info)
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21 Thursday Sep 2017
Posted in Poems, Poetry, The Daily Post
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Her power of love weakened the mighty
The Goddess, a beauty was she, Aphrodite
Clothed in silken white, she gleamed
The vision of every human male’s dream
They bowed to her, these men, devoted
Hoping they would soon be noticed
And stand by her side, as her lover, no more
Immortality, is all they ever wished for
The Daily Post: Mighty
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