Select Page

Translucent Demigods

Translucent Demigods The heroes of the past are god-like strong. Their loins are near pellucid in their power And beauty.  Irridescent thighs are long In loveliness of maleness as they tower Above their plinths.  These calves and biceps glow With inner force as marble...

Heracles, Hero of Hardness and of Pumping Power

Heracles, Hero of Hardness and of Pumping Power                 Theocritus of Syracuse, Idyll XIII As far as Hylas was concerned, not just The heart of Heracles was bronze.  That part The boy controlled because heroic lust Took over certainly was not the heart Of...

Everlasting Godfire

Everlasting Godfire I wish that God had killed the angels whom He sent to Sodom and Gomorrah, not The men–the husbands, fathers, sons in bloom Of youthful beauty, bachelors with hot Prospects–and not the women, children, mules, And donkeys, braying in the...

Argonauts Were Only Men, Yet Special

Argonauts Were Only Men, Yet Special The heroes sailed away and left behind, Unnoticed, Herakles — the greatest of Them all.  It is as if those men were blind. Was this because they knew too well his love Was different from their own?  Herakles was placed Amidships,...

The Incensing Mystic Power of Philetadas

The Incensing Mystic  Power of Philetadas The slipperiest of Gods is Hermes, known As Mercury to Romans, he with wings On ankles and on head.  This God was prone To really hard erections.  Stony Things Were carved on statues of him in the Greece Of Alcibiades.  One...

A Gay Ole Time in Daisy-Circle Hell

A Gay Ole Time in Daisy-Circle Hell “Why does your vision linger there below Among those lost and mutilated shades?” He asked.  I stared at him.  Was he so slow? “It’s obvious.  None living in the glades Of heaven or in Purgatory now Is nearly so...