Homer And Tolstoy Poem by Douglas Scotney
Homer And Tolstoy
The immortal divines in Homer
are powerful and cause mortals distress.
Homer cannot suspend his epithets
without threat that he'll suffer their wrath.
Half-divine, or more,
with epithets about the upper lip of little princess
growing tiresome,
Tolstoy can qualmlessly kill her off.
Monday, September 20, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: famous authors,power,distress,fear
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