A poem about Odysseus from Penelope, his wife.

Discussion in 'Off Topic' started by Druantia, May 21, 2012.

  1. I lingered on
    the shore alone
    Hair tousled
    By the ocean breeze

    The opal sea
    -Jealous,
    No doubt of the
    Blue depths
    Of his eyes-
    Had claimed
    My lover
    As her own
    Many years
    Before.

    Invoking his spirit,
    I asked if he still
    Remembered.

    And the sea
    Began to churn
    In beveled colors.

    Blind Homer himself
    Would have been
    Dazzled by the
    Foam-white and
    White orchids
    Shimmering
    In the rosy
    Sunset.

    I knew then
    For certain.

    My Odysseus
    Never left me.

    And I remain
    His true
    Penelope.

    -unknown
     
  2. Very nice. A poem about an epic poem
     
  3. Poetical genius
     
  4. No he didn't die.
     
  5. Nice Brittany!