Athena`s Apollo Poem by Tajalla Qureshi

Athena`s Apollo

Rating: 5.0

Hovering over the sky, he often replies
to the veracity of wisdom, she, Athena
Cherish the preponderance of love at miles
Apollo retains the luxurious arena

For up tides the cracking craves
to the motion of murals
That eagerly awakes the airwaves
Ah! Athena smooches your heavenly pearls

Sometimes, green adores your heart
and Apollo dances with mirth and March
She, the Starfire encircles the melodious art
An affection, a reflection, Apollo owns the starch

An Easel that holders hold in his lap
and tell-tale the illustration of aesthetic lust
Athena, the guardian, aware of traps
As up heals and deals the intimate thrust

And as all that Athena went down
before nightfall mate
Roll up her furs that immensely round
the peep out over fate

Hails that clasp Apollo's dignity and affinity
Softly, Slightly, Athena retreats from the ravishing realms
over the sea and sky, beyond divinity and infinity
Entirely claims the light and delight of his dreams.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is a lyrical and imaginative portrayal of the relationship between Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom, and Apollo, the god of music, poetry, and prophecy. It explores their bond through vivid imagery, metaphor, and symbolism, highlighting their mutual respect, creative inspiration, and affection. The poem's language is rich and evocative, with phrases like 'Athena's Apollo, ' 'heavenly pearls, ' 'starfire, ' and 'ravishing realms' creating a dreamlike atmosphere. The imagery is both celestial and artistic, with references to music, dance, and visual art. The poem's structure and rhythm are musical, with a loose, lyrical style that echoes the poetic and artistic themes. The use of enjambment and caesura creates a sense of flow and continuity, mirroring the harmonious relationship between Athena and Apollo. Overall, the poem is a beautiful tribute to the Athena-Apollo dynamic, celebrating their creative and emotional connection in a way that is both personal and universal.
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