Mortal Immortality

A Poem by Aaron Parker

If you know mythology, this is the poem for you!

My spirit, the gypsy

It wonders so

Frolicking in intrigue

And luxurious desperation

Time rumples

Galaxies tear

Lives begin and end

No matter the cost,

None is for time

None is for space

None is for renewal

Ceres, you have relinquished our child

Brothers contest for sustenance

Defying mortality and binds

They realize not the consequence

Not thinking or reasoning

Stupid like animals

I was unjust

But, Loki has not deceived you,

This was your own doing

Janus leaves all doors open,

But one will remain forever closed

© 2014 Aaron Parker

Author's Note

It's a combination of Norse and Roman mythologies. The big "fact-check-mistake" was intentional. Honesty is appreciated.

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Added on September 28, 2014
Last Updated on September 28, 2014
Tags: mythology, norse, roman, greek, ceres, demeter, zeus, jupiter, janus, mortal, immortality, child, death

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I am a poet and fiction writer. I also have a Wattpad account under the same name that I am not currently using due to some issues with the website. I will update on here through the months of Septemb.. more..