Hypnos on Ida
Clash in Arms of the Achaians And Trojans
The Horses of Achilles
The Mares of the Camargue



Poem: A Reading of Life--The Vital Choice



I.

Or shall we run with Artemis
Or yield the breast to Aphrodite?
Both are mighty;
Both give bliss;
Each can torture if divided;
Each claims worship undivided,
In her wake would have us wallow.

II.

Youth must offer on bent knees
Homage unto one or other;
Earth, the mother,
This decrees;
And unto the pallid Scyther
Either points us shun we either
Shun or too devoutly follow.