falling from the universe he landed at my
feet
he was soft, strong and
warm
what a fright to give to
me
picking him up I knew
he was my
destiny
Meeting Death
Category: Blossoming
the unexpected ending at the end of breath- agonal
when the prey are prayed upon it’s too late
Opium elixir of breath1
Jordan in complete TEARS talking about the lack of encouragement in Society”
Embody the good story
anterior disintegrates
PORPHYRION was the King of the Gigantes who was struck down by Herakles and Zeus with arrows and lighning bolt when he attempted to rape the goddessHera during the Giant War.
He is probably the same as Eurymedon, who is named King of the Gigantes by Homer.
There are several possible etymologies for his name. It might derive from the word porphyreôs, “the surging,” referring to both the surges of the battlefield and of the sea. Another similar word porphyrô means “gleaming darkly.” The comedian Aristophanes in his play the Birds connects Porphyrion and his brother Alkyoneus with two birds, the purple-coot (Greek porphyriôn) and the halcyon (alkyôn).