Aesem Mythology

On the 12th lunar of celebrating the Lanaea Dionysia , honoring the God Dionysus, he came down on the land and saw a beautiful servant holding a jar of wine , the woman is small and petite so she can easily deceive people as a child because of her height. Dionysus the Mischievous God of Wine has an idea to ask the girl to give him their best seller wine so the lady goes into the kitchen alone and prepares the wine, Dionysus got bored easily by waiting too long so he went after as he entered inside and he startled the girl and accidentally pushed the bowl containing the grapes it falls in the jar and mixed up in the wine , Dionysus walks slowly as the girl kneel down scared that she might get punished by him but instead he take a cup and drink , he likes the result he lift the girl's chin with his fingertip and a mischievous smile and ask . " Do you want to come with me and serve me a wine forever?" He ask  "Your heighness , I can't " the girl refuse his offe...

The air of the burgeoning world hummed with the quiet chaos of creation. From the divine dust of a forgotten age, the Goddess of Essential Entropy and Life/Death, Heleigiri—also known as Yanu Ayen—walked the mortal earth again, reborn as the woman named Sierra. Her divine essence was a mere whisper beneath her mortal skin, yet the power of the Kataas-taasan (the Highest Realm) was bound to her fate. Sierra was not long alone. Under the warm, vibrant sky, she was sought by the Supreme God, Bathala. Their reunion, a cosmic echo of a previous life's devotion, resulted in the birth of three celestial daughters: Hanan, the goddess of the morning, Tala, the goddess of the stars, and Mayari, the goddess of the moon. Fearing the mingling of pure divinity with the chaos of the mortal realm, Bathala commanded a separation. He tasked his son, Apolaki, the mighty Sun God, with a solemn duty. Apolaki was reincarnated on earth as Pako-Ilo, a mortal boy who was the child of Sierra and...

A baby wolf playing in the garden of Hadar as she accidentally bump into the statue of the Great goddess Bastet and because of the unbelievable strength that the wolf has the statue was unexpectedly fell off the ground , it was alarming for the Gods so the girl named Percey who's the owner of the Wolf took it immediately to hide it away from the other people because its embarrassing for them and for the wolf to destroy the statue whether it's accident or not .  When the morning comes all the people surrounding the statue of the great Bastet are scared and worried they have a tradition that whoever destroys the statue needs to sacrifice for the Gods so that they will be safe . Farrah the Lady of Pharaoh Nunshek that time do an investigation to caught whoever or whatever kind of ungrateful creature that disrespect the Gods as she caught Percey talking to her wolf named Phydtrix about the said event so she found out that the wolf is the suspect she went to the kid and talk to he...

Apollo the mischievous god of Sun  Fall in love to a girl from heaven  He didn't let go of the beautiful maiden  He said he can block a gun  He described her white as snow  But nobody really knows Who is this girl he describes  Even the god doesn't have an idea    How much he felt  Aphrodite couldn't agree  To the love of Apollo  Maybe because this hideous lady  Don't even want to show  But even though all gods are serious to disagree  The young Apollo still believes the child from grace  From the woman he dreams of everyday. ©️: Eribas | 2020 Tags #Apollo #God #greekmyths #poem #eribas #heleigiri #poetrycommunity #greece #greekgods #heleigiriapollo