COSMOGONY IN HOMER’S METER

By Lefteris Kaliambos (Natural Philosopher in New Energy)
June 4, 2019
This poem was presented at the 22nd world congress of poets (2011).
So the United Poet Laureate International gave me this award for my presentation of poems in cosmogony of Greek mythology.
 COSMOGONY IN HOMER’S METER
 ( It expresses a war like the first line of Iliad ) 
 Chaos in primitive dark, created Gaea in Cosmos. 
 Over blue seas and lands, big Titans formed by Gaea
 ruled all mysterious gods, and monsters at crags of Olympus.
 During the horror-war, of Titans into the smokes 
 huge Hecatonchires shot, big rocks from Olympus to Othrys
 damaging castles and forts, in flashes filled up with thunders.
 
 Free Cyclopes then rushed, from Tartarus into the darkness 
 brought out thunder and flash, for helping the gods in the flames
 burning all creatures of earth, in glory of dominant Zeus. 
 Fierce then Giants come, from gales of frightened skies 
 trying to overturn gods, but strong flash has punished them harshly. 
 Now at Delphi of Greeks, Olympians bright eternal.
 
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