((In the Greek mythology, Adonis, the handsome youth loved by both Aphrodite and Persephone. Both are daughter of deity Zeus. In modern parlance the name ‘Adonis’ is frequently used as an allusion to an extremely attractive youthful male. I have equipped/ instrumentated here just the names ‘Adonis’ ‘Aphrodite’ ‘Persephone’ and a moth.))
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Very creative write and well composed too. Nice poem. Enjoyed reading it Thanks for sharing with me
A fantastic write here Sarwar, wonderful symbolic piece crafted cleverly by your golden pen my friend....You always inspire with all that you create...excellent work 10+++
lured by the physicality, he had to turn into a nocturnal moth...lovely write...10+
That is then a myth with a meaning, congrats, sarwar. This is literature in true sense.10++
'Next morning, birds singing, a bit pinging, the bell ringing! ' nice words, a new style....well done :) Hataw
I'm going to be honest and say, that I like your other poem ' when your eyes say I love you' a lot better. but still very nice. keep writing :)
Nice romantics here. This conversational piece in poetry is really difficult to write...so wonderfully written
Good write and well planned. Good story even down to the Downfall. Your friend lLynn
amusing...a 'myth' in modern times..smile great imagination, my friend...this is a very moving write... very alive...never a dull moment in all your writes... very unique and very original.. a combination of classical and modern approach like any ordinary rel...it has some problems...love triangle... and...freedom...or facing consequences...to be free... you write with great appeal..very impressive... worth all the smilesss.. thanks for the entertainment my friend... 10++++++ lovelots, Maia
A salutory tale indeed :)