THOR --- THE POWER OF ONE OVER MANY

So my friends give me your hands,

And lets wreak havoc on these lands

Forces of nature hear me now 

Lets lose control : the trumpets sound.

Angry gods stamp their grounds

As these pressures build all around;

Hear the roar of Thunder. Crash! Boom!

Demanding space, give him room.

And then there's Lightning, he will strike

With all the light of glorious white.

And with Neptune, seas will rise

To wash those tears from your eyes.

And when you think all is dimmed;

Feel the howl when I call the Wind.

For with my Clouds I will pour;

My Heaven's gate opening the door

To inflict our scorn on the Earth.

Just like those times with the World's birth.

For I'm the ruler of the Seasons,

With my powers I need no reason,

And when my anger finally subsides

I'll give you the Sun with my friends demise.

For when my mischief has been done,

You'll welcome the sight of the rising sun.

For the Sun will chase my friends away,

And you will have a pleasant day.

Reviews

[alf]

Hi Andrew. Intertwining mythology, create-ology and wish-ology was a clever plan, my friend. You go out there and wreak havoc across the world and send the sun to apologize??? Your tongue is so going to become a permanent fixture in your cheek!! I can see this poem being ranted in a park somewhere . . . attracting a heap of attention, and all the smiles as the final words are spoken. Well done!! Love this, alf

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you alf for liking this write . Much appreciated my friend and your time!:)

[alf]

There hasn't been anything come from your pen that hasn't had merit! I think I've said before you have a unique take on the most ordinary things and a talent for making them special. Green I am!!!!

[andrew mitchell]

lol alf you have much magic from your pen that I see!

[andrew mitchell]

thanks coyote I like Greek mythology and I had so much fun writing this one. I appreciate your comments and your time reading my works. Thank you Coyote Poetry

[Coyote Poetry]

I enjoyed the poem. Myth and tale is my favorite. I like the story and how you define their power and legend. The poem had a good feel to the words. Giving information with a hones tone. The Gods were not always kind. Thank you for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote