What's In A Name, Amphictyonis? Poem by gershon hepner

What's In A Name, Amphictyonis?



Amphictyonis drank a liter
of wine, so she was called Demeter.
Bacchus loved to use disguises,
and changed his name from Dionysus.
I only use a single version
of my name. They call me Gershon,
though some best friends still call me Gershy,
perhaps since I once lived in Hershey,
where world’s worst chocolate still is made
with name that boldly is displayed
so proudly by those who’ve not been
to Switzerland, on whose I’m keen.


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Saturday, January 9, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: chocolate
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