winter carried by
Demeter’s grief
on a litter of snow
till Persephone
rises from Hades
with fruit in her
womb and the
flowers of spring
in her radiant hair
(originally posted December 2013)
winter carried by
Demeter’s grief
on a litter of snow
till Persephone
rises from Hades
with fruit in her
womb and the
flowers of spring
in her radiant hair
(originally posted December 2013)
Writer Lynne Sargent
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Delightful! I like the mythological theme.
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the myths have always enthralled me
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Nice one
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thanks, Maggie
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I especially like “litter of snow”–terrific!
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it seemed fitting
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Reblogged this on hakariconstant.
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always appreciate the reblog
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No prob 🙂
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I enjoy this one
I love Greek Myths
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me too
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Reblogged this on Poesy plus Polemics.
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As ever – a gem.
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cheers
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Reblogged this on OUR POETRY CORNER.
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thank you for sharing my poem with your readers
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my pleasure to share one’s gift with words!
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Very pretty!
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thanks kindly
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Repeating Caddo’s words 🙂
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*smile*
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🙂
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One of my favorite myths. Persephone “rises from Hades with fruit in her womb” is a lovely image. The super abundance of flowers in the picture echoes her fertility.
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it’s the rare myth in which all the players wind up satisfied
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Spring is in the air and Persephone is in the wings, life conquers death. Beautiful!
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so glad you enjoyed it
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