Good morning! I’ve got a poem inspired by ancient greek history for you today. It’s been one hell of a year for me so far. I finally graduate in December. I suppose I’ll have to change the About Me page. Exciting! Without further ado…
Amphora
Empty vessels,
these amphorae,
they stand the test of time
with so many stories
laid upon their old and tired skin.
They tell the tales
of long-forgotten ails,
of ancient whales
and ill-remembered pales.
On them are the histories,
the scorching, burning blisteries
that would assault you
at a touch.
They care not for you today,
locked in everlasting clay,
locked in everlasting decay.
Blood trickles down the face
of an ancient warrior
entrapped by monster’s embrace.
Entranced as you are,
you cannot stray,
you cannot look away.
Not from the sight of such dismay.
Crimson pools at its base
and soaks your filthy shoelace.
Perhaps there’s something to this old and empty place?
Battered and bruised,
you’ve made good on this chase
but coming to a head,
now you’ll realize that there’s just far too much red.