I think I've heard of Gaia before. Might've been from watching Hercules or something XD (excuse my extreme weirdness)

I do like how she's well portrayed as a mother figure, though. The part about the earth and the sky 'embracing' at the horizon was very effective personification, I think.

I'm not too familiar with Greek mythology, having studied it in my early years of high school and not really understanding it.

Though I have to say it was a very interesting piece about this particular Chaos figure. I think the ending was particularly effective as well.

Yeah. Swallowing them was a great idea...Or, you know...Just don't have kids. Although I don't know if condoms existed back then. Moving along, good chapter and your little comment at the end did make me smile. Good job.

Ahh...Gaia, Mother Gaia to be exact. I remember reading about her when I was in elementary. It is interesting to think she gave birth to the Gods and the Titans, but if memory serves correctly, the fathers were the God of the Sky and God of the Ocean...(That or the Sky itself and Sea itself)...That leads to some strange thoughts.

Again, good job. You should be proud.

Cool. I like mythology, and I do like poetry, so this is a double good thing. I also like to believe in a balance between order and chaos. Chaos can represent evil, cruelty, but also freedom. Order can represent fairness, justice, but also oppression. I like the idea of chaos creating order, even if it wasn't on purpose. It brings a good...yin-yang sense to it all.

Yes I can tell. And I agree you!

Love the lines:

"If you know of a Demi-god,

It is most likely his."

Haha. So true.

OMG. Yes, my favourite god as well! :D

Sigh. Oh gosh, I think he's the best god there is out of all of them. I mean, even though he stole Persephone away, at least he's not cheating on her like Zeus.

I like this one. About forgetting. It's very poignant. :)

Ah yes, the guy who ate his own kids. : I like how you mentioned how he smiled at the end though. It's a twist to the whole poem.

I love this depiction of Hypnos. Well done.

I always saw Thanatos as a wiry but powerful figure. I love your description of him in this poem.

Rather short, but I think it completely describes Gaia very well. :)

Here is the story of Rhea and Zeus. I like it. Well done.

Ah, Chaos. The first thing to exist. :)

A nice poem, though I think it would better convey the 'chaos' if the lines were more... chaotic. You know, as in, random lines like some poems employ? But that's purely up to the author. Great job!

I always felt bad for Atlas and I think that you captured his feelings perfectly. Well done.