Poem -
Hecate
Goddess of fire, eternal flame
Deity erudite, solicit thy name
Keeper of emblazoned heat
Burn everlasting rectify deceit
May bids nary befall deaf ear
Pillars of salt art mine tear
Grant me but one request
A duty I do at behest
Goddess of fire fortune bleak
For thy favor I seek
Shunned by mortal hand
For atrocity, one must stand
Fire and brimstone beset
Mine honorability in debt
Absconded, rightfully endowed
Land owned heritage proud
Saxons invade pillage and plunder
Praytell, avenging thunder
Burn these lands to ash and dust
Ravage foes for vile mistrust
Make barren vibrant land
Spoils of war nary grand
I solemnly bid thee
Set retribution free
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Interesting poetry angelΒ liked it
Thank you kindly Angel
Magical, goddess write, my friend.Β
Always love your beautiful, raging, wonderful words, and imagery.Β
Great job!!Β
Matthew.Β
Matthew you always make me smile thank you kindly my friendΒ
That's a good thing! Your smile probably lights up the room.Β
You're a good friend, and a wonderful writer.Β
Matthew.Β
Okay my face is gonna break and itβs all your fault...
LOL. Just keep smiling, I've recently purchased some facial glue, and we can repair it.Β
Matthew.Β
Glue never adheres to a pasty face like mine....
I do read them aloud, your words I can never understand for I am not educated enough but I guess thats what I love, not knowing, just reading them aloud
Thank you Lisa. X
Thank you Gerard I would translate for you but I've a feeling you might be pulling my leg besides something always gets lost in the translations lol
No legs being pulledΒ
Erudite
Nary
Befall
praytell
Nary
Haven't a clue, I'm currently looking them up but I really do love reading your poetry allowed.
Erudite- wise
Nary- not one
Befall- overtake
praytell- do tell
olde English is such a hard language. I had to learn it in one of my English classes in high school. my teacher was really into that forgotten language. it helps when reading some of the older sonnets
Magnificent Poetess! Exquisite choice of words!
Thank you kindly Ian itβs always an honor to read your smiley words...
Terrific imagery and what a wonderful subject matter! great choice of wordsΒ my lovely friend...as alwaysΒ Β Lodigiana xx
Thank you Ana. I sometimes get so lost in my mind when writing I sometimes forget others read my drivel lol