Wonderful poem, I especially enjoyed the last stanza as this speaks to me of the irony hidden beneath the surface of this myth. This the unveiling of the "Divine sparks" that lie "within" though normally perceived to lie without, in the hands of the Gods...and with these "bitter flames Of vengeance" the mortal man may steal the thunder of the God's with one defiant swoop! Prometheus's final reflection is that "in the end, nothing...is gained from the death designed by fate" as this fate reflects the fears of the Gods and the bitter knowledge that it is Prometheus himself, in his futile defiance, who has given "fire to the gods" as opposed to the the reverse - what a fresh perspective to this ancient myth! This is my take on this poem. Very well written! Welcome to Pathetic! :-)