If I can't jump, just push and shove
Disquieting dream of the night: a series of murders somewhere wintry and granite-cragged, children disappearing from the moors over the years just as if a hawk stooped down and took them, all those little bones shining up there in the dark. I knew in the dream it was Zeus, like the eagle with Ganymede, only without the cupbearing immortality. It didn't matter if I could tell where they were lying, snow on flat hipbones, bracken in their ribs, I couldn't promise there wouldn't be any more. Their deaths weren't even a goal. Just only in poetry does anyone turn into flowers or springs except by decomposition.
It's cold as autumn in this kitchen. I'm seriously considering putting on a sweater.
It's cold as autumn in this kitchen. I'm seriously considering putting on a sweater.

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A doubt bubbles to the surface: ravishment by the gods = simply destruction, not transcendence of any sort. The gods may be monsters.
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The gods may be monsters.
I'm not sure, in the dream, there was any differentiation between the two.