The Third And Fourth Colors Of The Rainbow flavum And Caeroleus's Affairs Poem by John Delle Panlaqui

The Third and Fourth Colors of the Rainbow
Flavum and Caeroleus's Affairs

Flavum is a hermaphrodite, meaning he or she has male and female sexual organs and other sexual features. The deity of warmth and happiness, while Caeroleus is the deity of tranquility and calmness. Flavum was adopted by Solis, the God of the Sun and Caerulea, and Coeruleus is the son of Caerulea and Erythros.


Solis and Caeroleus have been at odds ever since the wedding day when Solis escaped from Caeroleus to his new bride, Erythros. After that, Erythros' hatred for Solis will never go away. Erythros and Caerolues had a son they named Coerulues, which his father nurtured. Coeruleus grew into a mature young man with charm and politeness.
Since Erythros still held jealousy against Solis and Caerulea, he ordered Coeruleus to kill their son Flavum.
Coeruleus does not know Flavum; all he has to go on is a scar on his face. Coerulues resented having to kill Flavum, but he had no other choice.

Coeruleus planned to surprise Flavum as it strolled around the paradisiacal Aquamundi surrounding the palace. Coeruleus will use Flavum's facial mark to prove he is indeed him. Even so, Coerules will be taken aback by Flavum's beauty, and Flavum's joyful facial expressions will further add to the effect. It's impossible to deny the apparent fascination with the moon that the two embrace. To escape Flavum, Coeruleus will unexpectedly vanish into the night.

Coerulus couldn't figure out how he felt about what happened even as he slept. During his nap, Coerulus will be visited by an unfathomable light. Opening his eyes, he heard, 'Return to the place of feelings-Aquamundi.'

At Aquamundi,  the two will be united with emotions that only their hearts can truly comprehend. Coerulus notices the mark on Flavum's face and prepares to kill him with an arrow. But he still can't since he cares deeply about Flavum. Coerulus will finally admit his affections for Flavum are sincere and offer an apology. Coerulus and Flavum were utterly enamored with the other's good looks and charisma.

There will be no end to the pleasant glimpses of their love until the goal of taking off Flavum is forgotten. The strong bond between them will last even after thousands of years have passed. They live in a world where no one knows about their secret connection, and nothing can ever come between them except for the day when some enigmatic entity finds out.

Love will find its way to Solis and Erythros for unforeseen reasons. Solis and Erythros will witness the two of them, where they meet with the assistance of their beloved creatures at one point.  The two angry gods drove a wedge between Flavum and Coeruleus. As a representation of his curse, Solis will cause Coeruleus to melt and spread across the earth. The lovers will never see each other again in the dark. Flavum will disappear, leaving his remains scattered across the air.

The supreme deity will hear the prayers of the two condemned gods and grant them their hearts' desires for peace and happiness once more. Coerulues will become an ocean that is dark at night and blue in the morning, while Flavum will be the light that brings joy to the sea in the morning.

Due to their curse and the distance between the sky and the ocean, the two will never meet again, yet they will be a part of each other's life.

Since Flavum (Yellow) became Light and Coerulus (Blue) the sea, the ocean would be happy and calm under the tutelage of light (Flavum) .