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Blogs > Mariana_Trench_ > poetic disambiguation

Persephone  

Mariana_Trench_ 50F
1973 posts
1/31/2010 11:32 pm
Persephone
When did we decide that Eve tempted Adam with an apple?
There is so much we have forgotten about what we once knew.
I know,
It was a pomegranate--- Persephone--- she was tempted too. Wanting,
Garnet abductions
No she would not whisper this, her soul revoked the want
An exchange of sorts, for the forbidden tongue…
Delicate kernels dwell
Encased in subtle ruby leather
Here was a dancing nymph, deep down drawn
Cavern lust with glistening springs- a convex nightmare.
Awakening, verdant growth springs forth on these
Subterranean figments
Abductor provocations, and to her nimble
Thighs…
Spreading… a concave thirst…
Gleaming, pillaging
The singular collector of a vast collection
Her fingertips trace fierce
Sighing trembling gossamer cobwebs…
Take these, he whispered.
Gently pushed them forward…mouth them, roll them,
Any moment she might remember, but no…
Leaping moistly
Till pluck down off that chopping block, incised and deceptive
Will you regret that moment, oh lovely chastisement mine?


"Persephone" by Dante Gabriel Rossetti
(Italian born) British Victorian
Genre Painter (Pre-Raphaelite) 1860s
Mariana_Trench_ 50F
4396 posts
2/2/2010 4:09 pm
    Quoting softandsweet44:
    I can't wait until Demeter rescues
    Persephone from the underworld...

    welcome my hallowed Spring
    the earth rebirths her bounty
    her pendulous fruit ripen
    She honors you.
My Dear Ms. (or Dr.?) Soft and Sweet,

Is that your own verse or another? It's quite lovely. Indeed I so much identify with the meaning behind and the very spirit of Persephone. Do you like the painting I have selected, by Rossetti? I am enamored of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. Victorian aesthetics are so my thing!

Best,

MT


softandsweet44 79F
4842 posts
2/2/2010 3:41 pm

 I can't wait until Demeter rescues
Persephone from the underworld...

welcome my hallowed Spring
the earth rebirths her bounty
her pendulous fruit ripen
She honors you.
She broke your throne, she cut
your hair, and from your lips
she drew the Halleluljah.
-Cohen


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