Poem -
PEGASUS
Stallion of the heavens
Emits a moonlight lustre
Atop silver-lined clouds
Master of the muster
Descendant of Medusa
Immortal winged horse
Falls upon holy light
To navigate his course
Serving his mounted hero
Pegasus stands defiant
With thy victor...Bellerophon
They slay the Chimera giant
Triumphant they soar
Off into the night
Praise to their partnership
Of honour...justice and might!
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Dear Carey Milton,
An mythical and legendary poem, Excellent Image. Congrats, My applause, My nomination
Between the lines: In Greek mythology, PEGASUS is a perpetual winged horse that sprang from the blood of the slain Medusa, which was disciplined by Bellerophon with the help of a bridle given him by Athena; as the flying horse of the Muses and it is a symbol of high-flying imagination or visualization. The theme of the poem is excellent. Pegasus was a winged horse and good flyer. The Pegasus was the result of the ill fated mating of Medusa and Poseidon. It was born from Medusa when her head was cut off by Peruses.
My love, My applause again for sharing this poem
Regards, Love
WILLIAMSJI MAVELI
Thanking you Willy...I am honestly touched that you like this poem as I adore anything legendary and mythical...
Much appreciation for your nomination of this write sir x
Faith... you and I can share the pegasus and just bump bellerophon off lol...x
We can just add a horn and have the ultimate beast! :)