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Dear AtlasA Poem by alice.wrightA comparison of some facets of my life to the the Greek Titan Atlas. |
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~Words~A Poem by Mr.AllegoryA little bundle of word bits~ Not necessarily in any shape or form. |
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HadesA Poem by Honestly, AbeAshes from the cigaretteLeap from his dragAnd litter the cementSmoldering grayThe color of the blanketed skyAnd when the rain fallsLike glittering gla.. |
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Remembering SocratesA Poem by Holly SoquesA poem dedicated to the great lover of truth, who ultimately became a martyr on his undeniable quest to spread that love. |
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AbnormalA Book by Lauren Jonesa mixture of mythology with modern life and what happens when one girl becomes target number 1. |
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The Last DayA Chapter by Lauren Jonesthe opening chapter for Abnormal |
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PersephoneA Poem by CatA brief description of the lovely goddess, Persephone. Form: Arabic rubaiyat. |
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Orpheus' LamentA Poem by CatAll grows still in Hades as Orpheus plays his lyre. Form: cinquain. |
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Creating the RoseA Poem by CatThorns pierce Aphrodite's foot, and blood-red roses spill from her wounds. An aetiology of the rose. Attempted Sapphic verse. |
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IrisA Story by Hannah KolarGreek mythology has been a current interest of mine. Elaboration through personification is one of my favorite means of description. |
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Alexander the ProtectorA Story by Lost in WonderlandAlexander, son of Icarious, was a simple fisherman. He drew the attention of many admirers with his tall, well built stature, his olive skin, an.. |
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Mariella Scott: Daughter of a GoddessA Book by InLoveWithLoveThis story contains strong language so if you don't like that stuff, don't read. I would cut it out but it isn't as good without it. |
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Trippin' LaurelsA Book by Theodore GrantKaspar and Simon: 2 college students/marijuana enthusiasts who happen to wake up one day in a mythological land. Can they overcome the Minotaur, the U.. |
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Jan 18 2012A Poem by Abdul Batin Osman BeyMy morning on this date, somewhat observational. |