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Calypso

There was a girl, Answers to the name calypso, She lives since the Greek world, And before was a goddess, Daughter of atlas, A God who lifts the world, She was exiled to an island, For all eternal time, For her crime, Supporting her father, At the Titans and Olympians war, She stood by the sea, Her Greek gown flowing, Her hair, The colour of golden tee, Her skin is white, With a shade of pale, Her eyes hold sorrow, Unmatched with her face, Upon her she holds a curse, Many heroes were sent there, If she fell for them, They would be sailed away, This was the curse of love, Many warriors, Came across her, Even Odysseus, And all of them, Left her heart in pieces, It is rumoured that, This island, Is not far from Croatia, And its name is, Ogyia.
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Phantom_poet
25 / M
Published
Feb 24, 2017
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