Poseidon Poem by Leo Long
Poseidon
Summoning a waterfall
He fills the sea
Commanding sweet hail
Into its milky depths
His steely trident
Churns up a maelstrom
Raising a soaked raft of leaves
He casts it from the sea
And laying aside his trident
Raises his cup and sips his tea
Monday, December 9, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: sea
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