The Arrival Of Odyssey Poem by KyeongChan Ro

The Arrival Of Odyssey



Oh, the land I’ve been longing for
Finally here I stand by the seashore
The house of the man still stands
With goats and dogs it raise
The Pantheon of prayer lights
Calling me for some vives
The cave which Athena promised with my arrival
To get my sword and armours to slay my rivals
Oh, the grand palace of mine
It’s been hiding from my eyes
Its pillars still robust
How old have I become
But with the sun in my back
I again walk to the hall

Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: mythology
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is about the first views Odyssey had on his arrival to his home from Trojan War and voyage.
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KyeongChan Ro

KyeongChan Ro

Seoul, Republic of Korea
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