Dyonisus Poem by Flavia Kuchenny

Dyonisus

Rating: 5.0


having tea with a stranger,
i laugh, that us, the great ones
shall come back no more

your song is a maze
and you leave me to wonder
once more, in psychological contact

you are stunning, an animal
chosen to let me fantasize
of my own demise

we are but strangers
loving, and eating eachother raw
searching for Dyonisus, of poison and wine

Where is the exotic body of Ivy i reside in
a figure in flame she is
swimming in a sea of immortality

that only the devine creatures know of,
wine-riddled words of 'love'
they are putrid

and fiercely tied.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Michael Philips 24 January 2008

Are you really only 17 years old? Wow, you've got some talent.

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Bill Thomas 21 July 2008

Sheer quality - the words do your thoughts' bidding so very well. Thank you.

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okeydokey #3 17 February 2008

hmm...that is darn good stuff...

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Johann Bruxollini 29 January 2008

Wow! ! ! The god of wine, oh mine eyes, thou art indeed an excellent Poet! As I've once said, I'll definitely by your book when it gets published! And I'll also want it autographed!

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Marisa Nelson 27 January 2008

This is simply beautiful, but sad in a sense

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Ronald Stroman 24 January 2008

i shall poetically return to your next poem. take care.

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