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Mythical Poems

Displaying 10 poems from the Mythical genre.

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We Live By Our Myths — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Folk and fairytales. “Innocent” nursery rhymes. Biblical tales. Literature — in general. All have hidden messages. All convey some truths. ...	594 views Rate it
dragon — Leo North-wind	dragon broke the wagon with a very fiery breath the flames he shot his aim was naught the solders fought and though they thought they could...	10 views Rate it
Yin Yang — Scott Michael Potter	When firstly the two commas, One light the other heavy (Each bearably part of the other enjoined in a many-dimensional helix), Joined in mutual...	6 views Rate it
Mythology Definition Numero Uno — Scott Michael Potter	Myths, as living stories, free us from our surround while fastening us to it— depending partially upon the environment and interpretation or...	1 view Rate it
Liminality — Scott Michael Potter	Leftovers in the refrigerator or on dinner tables Ingrates seeking passive agreement over confounding fables Mythologies seen through a past tense lens ...	1 view Rate it
Ode to Sappho, You & I — Scott Michael Potter	I will go on and Continue When you move on In the moon painting oceans white memories of you filter in Daffodils, anemone, irises Rhododendron,...	1 view Rate it
Amtrak 3 — Scott Michael Potter	Strange how the color drains nearly empty from the morning sky before the tangerine sun even peeks above the lavender-purplish horizon…. Akin to how...	0 views Rate it
Amtrak 2 — Scott Michael Potter	William Doty and I watched the sunrise, another mythography yielding to the possible closing of Amtrak, while a family of four, younger son and older...	0 views Rate it
Daphne Transformed — Scott Michael Potter	As if in a transcendental state, I proudly call for swift justice from my relentless pursuer, a way to escape this infernal chase whose outcome...	0 views Rate it
Give for Giving — Scott Michael Potter	Tap into the unconscious While you sleep I enter your head Visions rush into your dreams You follow the images I usher in And the windows of the world...	0 views Rate it