Athena

Athena

A Poem by Hypnos

Steel-eyed Athena, wisest of goddesses,
daughter of thundering Zeus and Metis of good counsel,
patron of great heroes and adventurers,
advisor of princes and kings, your favor falls
on the bold and the clever, on those who dare
and those who tempt the noble Fates. Athena,
weaver of the finest, fairest tapestries,
teacher of art and craft to mortal artisans,
worker of metals, your soft hands guide the flow
of molten ore. Leader of battles, warrior maid,
of tactics and of strategy you know all,
of clever trickery and wiles you are the master;
with words and wit you may win much, with strength of arm
and sharpened sword, at need, you take all contests.
Athena of wisdom, Athena of skills,
goddess of the agile mind, for your works I praise you.

© 2013 Hypnos


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I learn something each time I read you, Hypnos. Thank you!

Posted 11 Years Ago


A splendid tribute and poem...Bravo

Posted 11 Years Ago


great poem, it is incredible and I like it a lot, but you could've added things like the Athena Parthenon. Just my own opinion. I like it a lot though. Personal request: Make one for
Thanatos :D

Posted 11 Years Ago


Hypnos

11 Years Ago

Actually I've it my religion. If you want the specifics about it tell me and I'll give you a link to.. read more
Kane

11 Years Ago

Meh, I think I don't want to believe in anything yet except Fate and Time, as well as Destiny ^^ But.. read more
Hypnos

11 Years Ago

Glad to hear it my friend.

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