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Cora's Dream

the chase is the start of Cora's dream in which she is a woman, Persephone Persephone does not run nor hide as she is seized by the dragon below the tide she disguises her sorrow with beauty and grace as she soars to live in the Other Place the dragon is a man of whom craves her love but she flies away, a mystical dove the man wants Persephone by his side but he is alone when spring arrives no one at all can hold her back she holds your life close in her eyes of black as the flowers bloom in Cora's dream, all see the wings of Persephone Persephone does not call or cry she ends her captivity above the sky Cora, Persephone, artful and strong she has owned her life all along Cora's dream she is queen   the myth became her memory mysteries revealed, secrets uncovered ruler of seasons, angel like no other Majestic One, she has no home in Cora's dream, she was born to roam she creates the storms and dries up the rain she is a woman you cannot obtain Cora's dream she is queen the myth became her memory
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Written by
and_then_she_is_the_darkness
19 / F / Ohio
For You?
Written by
and_then_she_is_the_darkness
19 / F / Ohio
Published
Jun 30, 2018
Lines·Words
35·196
Notes

inspired by the mythology of the goddess Persephone, this poem is a story of a woman discovering her divinity and independence

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#goddess#dream#myth#memory#dragon#dove#flowers#beauty#love#mystical
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