Mortal Immortality

Mortal Immortality

A Poem by Aaron Parker
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If you know mythology, this is the poem for you!

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My spirit, the gypsy

It wonders so

Frolicking in intrigue

And luxurious desperation

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Time rumples

Galaxies tear

Lives begin and end

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No matter the cost,

None is for time

None is for space

None is for renewal

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Ceres, you have relinquished our child

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Brothers contest for sustenance

Defying mortality and binds

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They realize not the consequence

Not thinking or reasoning

Stupid like animals

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I was unjust

But, Loki has not deceived you,

This was your own doing

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Janus leaves all doors open,

But one will remain forever closed

 

 

© 2014 Aaron Parker


Author's Note

Aaron Parker
It's a combination of Norse and Roman mythologies. The big "fact-check-mistake" was intentional. Honesty is appreciated.

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Added on September 28, 2014
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Tags: mythology, norse, roman, greek, ceres, demeter, zeus, jupiter, janus, mortal, immortality, child, death

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Aaron Parker
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