Artemis

Artemis

A Poem by Ruminating Archaeologist
"

today, I took your hand on the playground monkey bars as we sat above them all.

"

today, I

took your hand on the

playground monkey bars

as we sat above them all.

 

"Look around," I told you, "Look at the view."

instead you stared into the sky

and as the night darkened, I

wanted to find the universe in your eyes.

 

In this moment, I struggle to know

who I am, what you think of me

In this moment, I struggle to understand

what lies beyond and what lies below.

 

today, I

took your hand but

tomorrow, you take my heart.

© 2012 Ruminating Archaeologist


Author's Note

Ruminating Archaeologist
wrote this last week, when supposed to be writing stuff for English. go figure.
after tweaking it some, I like it more.

Artemis was a goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and virginity in Greek mythology.
I'm not really sure what I wrote this for, but in my mind it makes me think of innocence, my playground years, and things I don't understand. A sort of vastness to everything. Losing things without ever understanding why.

pic belongs to me, faydescape on deviantart http://faydescape.deviantart.com/gallery/24463914?offset=144#/d31aqpw

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Added on October 29, 2012
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Tags: Artemis, greek gods, greek goddess, innocence, virginity, lost, love, childhood, playground

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Ruminating Archaeologist

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Since 8th grade, I've been writing and I honestly can say I've improved. My deviant art account is normally where I'm stationed, and I use it frequently. I also have a fanfiction.net account, and I'm .. more..

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