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Krónos

For Savannah K. Wilson's "Summoning the Pantheon" Challenge

By Cindy CalderPublished about a year ago Updated about a year ago 1 min read

Mythological primordial spring of time

Love’s twist spun from Father Sky and Mother Earth

Herald of season's wonders and bright sprites

He took his scythe and in divine right

Deposed Uranus in one swipe

Whilst welcoming a harvest

Of virtue’s Golden Age

‘Twas newborn delight

Til his son grew

And took aim -

End of

Game

****This is for Savannah K. Wilson's unofficial challenge Summoning the Pantheon, which you can find out more about below.

artFree Verseperformance poetry

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Cindy Calder

From Charleston SC - "I am still learning." Michelangelo

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  • Savannah K. Wilsonabout a year ago

    Sorry for the late response! Things have been hectic! Oh my! I love this, it's like the whole story of the first and second order beautifully summed up in a few carefully selected words! 'End of Game' So good! Amazing word craft! Thank you for entering my little challenge!

  • Michelle Liew Tsui-Linabout a year ago

    An excellent retelling, Cindy! Concise and powerful.

  • Kodahabout a year ago

    I love the mythic resonance in your piece! Incredible work! 💌

  • Oh wow Cindy, this was soooo awesomeeee! I loved it!

  • Danny Prem kumarabout a year ago

    Super mam...

  • D.K. Shepardabout a year ago

    Just read a version of the myth of Kronos with my students! This is such a well done poem, Cindy!

  • Caitlin Charltonabout a year ago

    Congratulations for your second place win under Most Supportive Commenters this Week 🥳🥳🎉

  • Caitlin Charltonabout a year ago

    I love this line ‘Love’s twist spun from Father Sky and Mother Earth’ it paints such a clear image.

  • L.C. Schäferabout a year ago

    Really risen to the challenge with this one 😁

  • Mark Grahamabout a year ago

    Good work and this could be used as introduction to an art lecture or even a historical philosophy lecture.

  • Rachel Deemingabout a year ago

    So good, Cindy!

  • Cathy holmesabout a year ago

    This is fantastic response to the prompt. Well done, Cindy.

  • Lana V Lynxabout a year ago

    Great interpretation of the myth, Cindy!

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