Restless as the shark's survival,
I seek the mythic isles
That bloom on far horizons
Arousals of old songs.
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You did not succeed in not writing verse- this poem is incredibly beautiful and intelligent. Your word choices further the feeling of seduction even when describing other elements- Restless - seek- the mythic isles- bloom- Arousals -shall I find Calypso there - Seducing with her tunes- Promisingeternal youth, - And days of leisure, nights- Of love below complicit stars.... In these word choices lies your poetic genius. 10+++++++++++++
hope you lot can read this but my reply button is inactive. thanks to you all. nothing wrong with you education, Wes. We've learned a lot from you, young fellah.
My education cannot keep up with the flow of your poem but I can appreciate the spirit of it Your command of classic literature is impressive. stay with it lad A shame that PH crowds our lettering.
A fine write Tom. Nice to see you back. I gave All Poetry the flick. ++10 Robert
Hi Susan. I'm still having to use the comment section as my reply button isn't too well! Poor thing. There is a bit of Ulysses in me, a tendency to be dilatory, easily swayed from my need to write by the beauties of nature and, of course, the fair! I studied the Odyssey in Greek as a boy and this was one of my favourite stories. He spent ten years on Calypso's island beguiled by her. Lucky beggar!