Aoide,
Daughter of gods! Muse of men!
For my mortality shed not a tear
though on thy ruins I lie in great despair,
I know this place, fruitfulness and knowledge
blend thine art championing its righteous cause.
I see the gentle slope near the hill where Bacchus
stood in thy shadow and paused, his voice silent,
his chin dripping with wine shattered by thy song.
Lesser gods bedeviled, the wind thy breath,
femininity thy power and thy strength.
In poetic works humble thoughts grow bold
but music adds dimension to the soul.
I look upon this visage and handless arm,
time can never mar an ageless form
shameless in its purity and charm.
In the heavens thy shape stridently wove
entwined by stars thy memory thus enthroned.
A beautifully crafted write. Into my favourites.++++10 Robert
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
A beautiful poem on Aoide and femininity has been astutely and hauntingly presented. Thanks for sharing.10
Thank you Kumarmani, for your wise and astute comments!