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Mythology Poems | Examples of Mythology Poetry

Purple Dreams in Other Realms Continued For Contest
Once upon a magical evening an enchanted fairy I happened to see dressed in a fantastical dress with two dappled wings of lace, she shone like the midnight sun; I must confess, she looked rather whimsical sitting there by a green wooden door, waiting for your lore ! ...

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Categories: mythology, 8th grade, dream, fairy,
Form: Rhyme
They Named Me Zeus
From East to West let my servant's trumpet announce this victory over those who defied me; no Greek dares to fight me: I am their uttermost deity! They named me Zeus and look to me for guidance, I carry the thunderbolt and I strike all enemies with vengeance; they fell by the dozen in the battlefield below Athens, the ones who survived will challenge me...

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Categories: mythology, character, dedication, endurance, history,
Form: Rhyme



The Ledger
In smoky halls where echoes groan, They carved the truths in tempered stone, Yet none recall the scribe who wrote, A chap in boots and mismatched coat. His quill was plucked from harpy's wing, He’d hum while making corpses sing, And in his book, no saints nor rules, Just jesters crowned as sacred fools. He’d scrawl: “The Pharaohs danced in socks,” “Atlantis sank for...

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Categories: music, mythology,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cassandra
Cassandra, you who knew the leaves of time, And traced them in your mind before they fell: A gift perhaps for mortals too sublime, Perhaps a cloak of darkness suits more well. Cassandra, did you wish this thing to be? To reach beyond the veil the future lays? To now and all of time at once to see? To live a life...

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Categories: mythology, destiny, fate, future, god,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Purple Dreams In Other Realms
Once upon a magical evening an enchanted fairy I happened to see dressed in a fantastical dress with two dappled wings of lace, ~Mystic Rose Rose she shone like the midnight sun; I must confess, she looked rather whimsical sitting there by a green wooden door, waiting for your lore !...

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Categories: mythology, beautiful, cute, fantasy, magic,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Ireland's Enigmatic Watchers
From shadowed glens, where legends sleep, Three figures rise, secrets to keep. The Morrigan, a raven's wing, Drawn to the clash, the death-song sang. Of war, of fate, a chilling hand, To claim the fallen, rule the land. She shifts and weaves, a queen of might, Her sovereignty in the darkest night. The Banshee wails, a mournful cry, A prophecy beneath the sky. For family's...

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Categories: creation, ireland, mythology, poems,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ley-Creatures
upon this moonied eve of the underglade rouse ley-creatures from haze driven churchied bell come speak to the darkness thy dullied toll gather gather round bridge’s stone over brook over gash in village limbs to swell embankment slope and reed from there make set a lightly breeze some honeyed, some thornied, upon an hour less seen beneath such inkling’s rove weigh bough and...

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Categories: mythology, animal, fairy, fantasy, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Rise of Gods and the Fall of Giants
From icy void, a giant stirred, Ymir, the first, his body blurred. No sun, no moon, no stars to gleam, Just primal frost, a waking dream. Then Auðumbla, the cow of might, Licked salt from ice, with all her light. And from the ice, a god arose, Búri, the ancestor, as legend goes. The Æsir came, with Odin's lead, Gods of battle, sowing seed Of...

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Categories: creation, myth, mythology, poems,
Form: Free verse
Her Say
mancanza di comprensione By Bassoonio De Musica and Tempoia Del Cantio "The words came from behind the Acadia Wall" Beleiving in spirture she refused to speak her desire to marry she saw her lover more as a person in need of love and lacked a desire to feel as his savior She didn't like referencing there relationship to something romantic due to his inability...

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Categories: mythology, creation, culture, guitar, love,
Form: Ballad
The Other World
In mystic forest, where human wisdom fades, A world of secrets, beyond our mortal shades. The forest whispers truths, we've yet to grasp, As ancient trees stand guard, with mysteries to clasp. A mahogany tree, tall and proud, Became the stage for a supernatural cloud. A sawman's blade, with intent to claim, Was halted by a voice, an old woman's refrain. The slap...

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Categories: mythology, anxiety, conflict, courage, mystery,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Sirens - The Cold Embrace Of Death
Ah! shipmate obsession with blonde pleasures but treachery’s buried in treasures feminine gold a flute a lyre voices honey dipped in danger temptation burns Hades flames on sunset waters sea-devils those she-devils salty tear sweet ooh songstress sisters just a taste a kiss on lips setting fire to desires with song my sailor’s appetite hungers for...

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Categories: mythology, dark, death, fate, lust,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Minerva
Wisdom, victory, justice, and law worship you in reverential awe. Aesthetics, commerce, and tactics thrive. In you, compassion and peace revive. Weaver of love and benevolence! Mistress of music and medicine! Peak of perfect poetry divine! Serene with the owl of refinement with snakes, you uncover appeasement. Uprooter of roots of ignorance! Though embellished with athletic might like Juno and Jupiter, you're bright. Your imperious armor and...

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Categories: mythology,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Thanatos Cold Embrace Of Death
* Everyone grieves in their own way ~ time will only tell if healing comes, * for some, deaths blanket; unbearable and Thanatos is nearby —poetess * * Despair? so be...

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Categories: mythology, death, grief,
Form: Free verse
empire beyond the clouds
from this temple way up high I see the city of gold below me, and it shines no more. What I help build with my hands, now condemns me...is my curse. I can see the great kingdom, Strong with the kings might, but damned with all his bold. The jungle may breaths life but for me it casts dark shadows of death. In death...

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Categories: music, mythology,
Form: Narrative
Fateful shadows
We wear the wind without knowing who it belonged to before. A coat of yesterday’s anger, today’s kindness sewn in the lining. Faces blur at the edges— the barista is your brother, the stranger at the bus stop holds your childhood in their eyes for just a second. We revolve through doorways where names change but the silence between words feels familiar. One day you are the voice, another...

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Categories: 10th grade, creation, mythology,
Form: Free verse

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