Prometheus

Prometheus

I stole your fire
Saw your desire
Felt your words inspire
Carried away embers
As one who remembers...
Dreams you choose to forget.

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Education

Tags:

• Peter
• Litton
• Poetry
• Poem
• Prometheus

[peebzzz]

I do always prefer videos when I can hear you reading the poem, makes it easier to follow. Either way, nice work Peter =]

[nordicsky]

@peebzzz

You know me...I'm Shy.

I'll post a talkie tomorrow.

[naomie76]

Interesting poem. It has a variety of interpretation depending on the relationship to the person.

[nordicsky]

@naomie76

To hold somebodies dreams, to look after them and never stop believing... that's what this is all about.

[flan984]

Peter... just like Peebzzz I would have loved to hear you read this, but, in any case, it is a delightful poem. I always enjoy this kind of references to greek mythology. That was such a rich and vast universe… This poem makes me relate a lover with Prometheus...and...by, association, the loved one with Mount Olympus. I really liked that concept.

[dashpoet]

Sparse and effective, beautifully done..

[PoetLina]

I"d say you fed the fire, that's far from theft! Lovely.

[janeczka]

Very nice, I like it!!

[heatherlynblue]

there should be a word in the english language that conveys stolen with noble intent.

beautiful poem, Peter.

[Idlinfarm]

I like this film, poem and music. Nice feeling to it.