Aegean Ritual Poem by Neil Crawford

Aegean Ritual



Countless blades of watery knives
dance before my dazzled eyes.

The sun's rays bounce off snow white walls
colliding with my shrivelled brow.

The walnut faced fisherman pours wine
into the sea for Poseidon's delectation.

Beseeching him to intercede with Helios
before our brains are fried.

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Neil Crawford

Neil Crawford

CHESTER, ENGLAND.
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