I carved a poem
on the moon for
you then tethered
it on fertile
land.Saturday, 22 October 2016
Wednesday, 19 October 2016
Gongyla - a poem by Chris Zachariou
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| Sappho |
of the summer
months
yet the kiss of
March
still danced in
your eyes.
You smiled; I
was beguiled.
Desire swelled
inside me
and fever
burned my loins.
Thursday, 13 October 2016
Tuesday, 4 October 2016
Riding on the wings of lemmings - a poem by Chris Zachariou
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| butterfly |
I want you in my bed tonight.
Take off your long black skirt,
unbutton your pristine blouse
and I shall crawl inside you
like a beast possessed.
Monday, 8 August 2016
Mary's lament - a poem by Chris Zachariou
My love for The Son of Man
and Christianity as a way of life is infinite, however, I find it impossible to
believe in a metaphysical world.
This poem is my own personal view of God, Jesus, and Mary Magdalene. Please do
not continue reading if you are easily offended or intolerant of other peoples'
views.
This poem is largely inspired by the novel 'The Last Temptation
of Christ' by Nikos Kazantzakis.
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| Mary Magdalene |
and bleating like a lamb, you
call me sister.
Fall into my bed, blow out
the red lamb, and save my flesh.
My soul will not be far behind.
Mary's story - a poem by Chris Zachariou
My love for The Son of Man
and Christianity as a way of life is infinite, however, I find it impossible to
believe in a metaphysical world.
This poem is my own personal view of God, Jesus, and Mary Magdalene. Please do
not continue reading if you are easily offended or intolerant of other peoples'
views.
This poem is largely inspired by the novel 'The Last Temptation
of Christ' by Nikos Kazantzakis.
|
| Mary Magdalene |
the
hardness of the boy.
We kissed—
a touch,
a sigh, a whisper
and my fate was
sealed.
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