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| Santorini (St. Irene) | |
| By LaNina | ||||||
| 25 March 2007 | ||||||
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Hello All, This is my first post on this site! It looks like you give some great feedback. I was inspired to write this when I went to Santorini and learnt that it's volocanic past wiped out the Minoans from the islands. I stand and stare, O’ tempestuous beast O’er the havoc that you wreak, I cower in the shadow of the magistry you keep. ‘From the sea an Empress born, celestial in reign, Come, bow ‘neath her feet, a statue for to gain. And beckon she, with thoughts of praise, Pray pardon, lest this fiend enrage. And she will speak, with all her might midst confusion and furore.’ We stand akimbo, heavy arms resting, The brethren head bowed, defeat in weighing, Wash over & away, and chasten be, Pray end be nigh, be nigh.
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