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Polyphemus and Odysseus
January 21, 2010
He stood cackling.
A pebble to a mountain of man,
Too big, too barbaric, now too blind
For his own good.
The man races with his surviving crew
Hidden among livestock
To get on their boat, and away from the freakish son of a god.
A proud, bold, Nobody sails away into the sunset
Where an angry father waits to exact his revenge.
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