Searching For Adonis Poem by Barry Middleton

Searching For Adonis



Silly Cytherea
has gone to went
and silken seek out
heaven's sent
but not from
no intelligence
she missed him
in her negligence.

Silly Cytherea
is far from home
and wanders in
the streets of Rome
to find a soldier
on a throne
with laurels all
in bloom o're grown.

Silly Cytherea
came to town
to find her quest
was never sound,
she cried so hard
that she had found
that love's brief gift
the gods confound.

Saturday, May 14, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: love and loss,mythology
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dimitrios Galanis 15 May 2016

Though aquanted with the greek myths I do not find out the what the storrrry about.

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Barry Middleton 15 May 2016

Probably mostly because I have placed Cytherea and Adonis in Rome instead of Greece. I cast Cytherea as a silly schoolgirl with a crush on Adonis. But it is not meant to be. I wrote this in college when I had even less knowledge of Greek mythology than I do now. I do not consider this a serious poem but I never throw anything away. I have some even worse that this. LOL

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