Aphrodite

Aphrodite

A Poem by Perry

Our carriage rolled along a narrow street, 

rumbling over cobblestones, passing signs

that creaked in the alpine breeze and streetlamp

flickers. The midnight sky and its crush of

stars glowed, a distance beyond the whisper

of my prayers.

Aphrodite gazed at me solemnly, saying, 

"I have great pity for Sappho; she threw 

herself from a cliff into the Aegean Sea. 

So it is with all whom I love."

© 2025 Perry


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Perry
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