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Everything Greek Mythology Writing (22 results)

Gaia The Living Planet In The Moment Of Creation by Kathleen Cameron

Greek myth atones for existence by recounting the stories of the evolution of the forces of creation and nature through a personification of survival, battle and dramatic (often melodramatic) saga. 919 words

The Sisters. by darkvampire

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Syrinx by Ruben Dario by chord0

Daphne, divine Daphne! I want to look for the slight / Cane that corresponds to your avoiding lips; / I will make a flute out of her and I will invent motives / That will make ecstatic of love the s… 127 words

asynaisthita by Ushna Sardar

“Listen Sarah, generally speaking I meant the ancient fables, in the Greek mythology where the souls stood in an order of waiting in the sky, before birth and entering this world.” 148 words

Charites by anaisnais

Gratiae – the three graces, mythology of greeks. / Considered daughters of Zeus and Eurynome / and yet said of Dionysus and Aphrodite, / or Helios and Aegle. Human creativity and fertility. / G… 71 words

Melaina by Selkie

I fed to you the seeds / of my heart / And bit my lips / as you burst them apart 116 words

Titan on High by grekit

I see you wondering ‘round / Looking for something that can’t be found / Something no one’s ever known… / In me 100 words

Old Gods by Duncan Waldron

Zeus, in the Big Chair, handing out all the responsibilities: "OK, Aphrodite, you’ll be in charge of all the beautiful people, and their corporeal, hedonistic — and, frankly — … 671 words

I Speak Only of Arms by Bogsy

_Forwards is the ride! / To a star, to a galaxy / One hundred thousand miles away, / To Saturn herself we Ride! 89 words

Leda and the Swan by DarkRubyMoon

Leda and the Swan comes from Greek mythology. In the myth, Zeus came to Leda in the form of a Swan. 172 words

Death Can Love ( Hades-part 3) by WOLFBTNCDR2012

Some time later, Hades returned to the throne room, to apologise to her, saying how he should have consulted her first. But when he came upon the sleeping beauty, he began to tread lightly, almost in… 325 words

What Dionysus Said to Apollo by peeweeshaman

“He quickly grabbed a large, flat stone from the ground and bashed the creature’s head…he dragged the unconscious primate to his half-brother Apollo on Mount Olympus.” 369 words

Death Can Love (Hades- Part 2) by WOLFBTNCDR2012

“It is impossible to cut the threads of life!!!!” Atropos shrieked / “If Axelia does not cease in her aid of the humans, then her thread will be cut. Forget not, that immortal like you, she is not.” … 244 words

Death Can Love (Hades- Part 1) by WOLFBTNCDR2012

It was after the great many wars that the earth was void of human life. Commanded by Zeus, Prometheus the Titan began to yet again shape beings from the clay of the earth and adding bits of every liv… 301 words

Death Can Love (Hades- part 4) by WOLFBTNCDR2012

Hades was constantly after her and all things of her likeness. For this reason, neither Hades nor Axelia were punished and Aphrodite nullified the poison for a time. / But the poison began to run th… 347 words

Death Can Love (Hades- part 5) by WOLFBTNCDR2012

Later that night, after he bade Persephone good evening, Hades met Charon, who showed his master what was left of his former queen. The poison was on the verge of becoming pestilent, and as Hades eye… 486 words

Why There Is No Hero In Greek Mythology Named Chris by ChrisBluma

I wish I was like one of those warriors in Greek Mythology that could look a cyclops in the eye and smile. / Maybe even say “cheese… 66 words

What Apollo Said to Dionysus by peeweeshaman

“Sweat dripped from Apollos brow as he fell to his knees, bow in hand. He closed his eyes as if waiting for the pain to finally stop.” 882 words

Icarus Eyes by nickie2011

And she took her wings / and stood before the winds of destiny / and let them blow her to the sun. 292 words

the siren's call... by montdragon

street walking Aphrodite style…legs on killer heels all pumped…walking fire of desire siren red 230 words

Happy by Quickysilver

“I love you,” he said desperately, and Hecate grinned broadly. But he wasn’t talking to her. He was talking to Persephone. 594 words

Trismegistus by Quickysilver

The adamantine blade sliced with cold precision and equal mercilessness through everything, even the thick, sinewy neck of the King. 875 words

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