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wow how in the world did i come up with this???

a broken birds egg
and you come a sprinkle fairy dust
all on the discouraged faces of the town
toads turning  into clowns....no moreprinces thats for frogs....
all light is shone and your world comes crashing down
witches and leprichans and all that to haunt you
but its okay
because of a broken egg and fairy dust
to cover your pain
mythilogical gods staring at you
from up above
unicorns...wings of white...you need the might!
blessing you with all your life
you feel stronger
the broken egg has went from broken
to mearly cracked
its an odd color maybe for a three headed dragon
you cry a little more but use all your might
a little more fairy dust depite the
fact your getting weak
you can barley speak at this point
but you dont want to disapoint yourself anymore
you call to your gods! you need power!
but no one returns an answer.
you call a pixie to take care of the egg....
the one you thought was a birds..
you know this is the end and they can mend it the rest
of the way
so you give it away
and then start off again
knowing you just lost a good friend
a three headed dragon
how ironic
you shake your head and fairy dust sprinkles out of your hair
another day for a weak fairy
taking care of three headed dragons eggs
then going to see your friends.
what a beautiful sight as you fly home
your baby has gone and grown
now you know your not left alone
all because of fairy dust
and 3 headed dragon bird eggs...........

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  • kareneisenlord gold member
    March 16, 2008

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    I asked all of you for mythology with a twist, and you really socked it to me! I was very impressed by all of your entries, and many of you came up with some really unique and creative material with a different way of applying and perceiving mythology. It was enjoyable reading and I learned a lot from reading all of your fabulous writes.


    Because there was such an abundance of excellent entries in this contest, it was difficult to decide which ones would be the final winners. I apologize for taking so long to judge. Ultimately, I went with the material that impressed me and stuck with me the most. What had the greatest influence, insight, oversight, ambience and applied the myth/story in a thought-provoking and interesting way. The entries that were still playing through my mind and echoing with fond recollection, long after first reading them, are the ones that I finally decided upon as the winners.

    Objectivity in judging this contest was not my goal, but how each one of you subjectively influenced and moved me through your write. I re-read all of your writes again before my final judgment and relished it thoroughly. You are all gifted with incredible minds and talent. I wished that I could give more than one trophy in each category because certainly there was more than one that deserved it. All of you deserved an honorable mention, at the very least, and I wished I could do this and more. After the winners, the list is not in order of my favorites but most are in the chronological order as they were entered into the contest. I was glad to comment personally on each one of you.

    “Heading Towards Hope” - won the gold for me, because it took an uncommon theme in western mythology, deriving the story from eastern mythology, namely Hinduism. The interpretation of this, my favorite Hindu Deity, Ganesh, blew me away, and provided a step forward in my consciousness. I was awed by the profoundness, beauty and humility of this write. While many of your stories moved me deeply, this one actually shifted my consciousness. It contained both meaningful, inspirational and unique applications, written in a purity and sweetness of the heart and soul that is reflected in the words of the poet who wrote it.

    Gifts of the Faery, Part II
    I awarded Gifts of the Faery, Part II because it reached deep into my sense of profound honor and respect for Nature and all of Creation. Not only did it express stunning wisdom, but it also reflected an eloquent poetic style of it’s own. It is filled with ancient knowledge and powers that are for the Light and bringing humanity to a higher level of hope for the ultimate transformation of humankind and our Earth Mother!



    Lemuria's Sacred Contract - Video Slam
    Not only is this a beautifully written poem but it struck a chord that resonates far within the innermost essence of my being for I have always felt a special connection to Lemuria and long to be reunited with her. This is my hope for all of humanity, for “Lemuria” or the lost continent of Mu, (the motherland), is analogous with Paradise of earth. She was the original motherland of Atlantis and Egypt. They were her colonies. Lemuria sank beneath the ocean in the world‘s last great worldwide cataclysm. Mu existed in the Pacific ocean, and the Pacific islands, Easter Island and the Hawaiian Islands, are all remnants of her. This was over 20,000 years ago. Many believe that she will rise again, at least in the collective heart and soul of all humanity. This poem described my feelings in a way that I could not do much better myself - a twin reflection of my sentiments and my hope for us all of us!

    The Honorable mentions - I will talk about a few of them. Since I commented on all of your entries, you already know how I reacted to your work, but here are a few of the HM’s that I want to give further “honorable mention to“. I wish that I could do so for all of them, but these stood out the most in my mind.





    “Kalpa ” won an honorable mention because it reflected an overview of the Cosmos on a grand and astronomical scale. Not only was it eloquently written, but it impressed me with the deeper wisdom and perspective that was reflected therein, by giving one of the most developed and accurate views of the creation of the universe(s) and the dissolution that occurs over and over. It is the Hindu creation myth, that more and more, fits into the most advanced theories of physics and astronomy, (and the Vedic people came to this conclusion thousands of years ago, through spiritual practices!)







    Orphee's Heartstrings - expressed the pain and suffering of Orpheus so well.




    wow how in the world did i come up with this??? Very clever imagery and it was refreshingly spontaneous.



    Sacrifice with Creation - The ancient myth of a god sacrificing himself for the benefit of humanity carried forward to humanity helping humanity!



    Gasping - Had beautiful imagery and it reflected the tragic fate of both Narcissus and Echo in such a haunting way

    Lost Messiah - struck a chord with me, because it bravely stated how the most important messages of Jesus have been lost, to love ourselves and one another. I think Jesus is quoted to have said, “…love your neighbor as yourself,” among many other references to love. Another one is, “…love the Lord your God with all your heart…”


    Lucifer’s Sword - was another really courageous write in that it gave the perspective of the necessity of evil and the role of opposites.

    Untitled - was fresh and different. I was hoping that someone would write something based on Chinese legend and mythology. It is beautiful, rich, varied and ancient. This was a good job at tackling this creation myth.

    Poisoned Prophesies - impressed me because it expressed the dilemma of a seer.


    ..With a flying centaur... An exciting and enchanting poem about a mythological creature with wings taking one everywhere and anywhere in the Universe.


    The Reflection Looks Back - Was a wonderful interpretation of the Narcissus Myth.


    Star Garden - Thought-provoking with a lovely play on words.

    Nyquil Dreams - Because who is to say what is the true reality?

    "Plus DOCS changent..." - Another great play and twist on the age-old Cinderella story, told from the view point of the Fairy God Mother. Very clever and fun!

    Rick Rubens, Prometheus - I liked this one because it was clever and portrays modern day fire-givers.

    I could go on and on - and I wish that I could recap all of the entries which I have read over and relished. You were all great and like I said, you all deserved a trophy; every one of you! Thank you for putting all of your creative minds here in the contest for me to savor. All of you is exquisitely and uniquely talented. Keep writing and thinking because not only are you people good poets, many of you are amazing philosophers as well. That means, that you are seekers of the truth. That is what a philosopher does. Blessings!


  • LivingContradiction
    February 28, 2008

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    Ok first I want to say I read your entire profil and its pretty impressive wth the quotes
    second the poem its really amazing I love it the metaphores are spectacularly written
    and my favorite part is
    "a broken birds egg
    and you come a sprinkle fairy dust
    all on the discouraged faces of the town
    toads turning into clowns....no moreprinces thats for frogs....
    all light is shone and your world comes crashing down
    witches and leprichans and all that to haunt you
    but its okay
    because of a broken egg and fairy dust
    to cover your pain
    mythilogical gods staring at you"
    I just...love the picture it painted.
    I hope to read more like this inthe future.


  • Maybe.I.Am.Broken.
    February 23, 2008

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    Great job!

    I loved this, it has metaphors, but the way you worded it makes them hidden!
    It was TRULY brilliant!
    and you did an AWESOME job!!

    Keep on writing,
    Annie♥

  • kareneisenlord gold member
    February 22, 2008
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    I thought that it was really fascinating, and clever. It almost struck me as a satire on mythology, especially fairy stories. I rather liked the randomness of it as it seemed like an honest process of association going on here. I got the impression that the person that this poem is referring to is extremely disillusioned with it all, and the seeming futility behind it, but continues on ;

    "you shake your head and fairy dust sprinkles out of your hair
    another day for a weak fairy
    taking care of three headed dragons eggs
    then going to see your friends.
    what a beautiful sight as you fly home
    your baby has gone and grown
    now you know your not left alone
    all because of fairy dust
    and 3 headed dragon bird eggs..........."

    I actually make a lot of sense out of it! Very intriguing write that you managed to let free here!
    Thank you for entering this in the contest. I appreciate the refreshing and new view of this write.