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... of gods and men (I)...

by @NoahGrace

Above, beside and way below Who are we but men to know? Of three quite strong yet treated wrong By The Sisters Three, and cruel was their song The first, the second but not the third, Mother's love finally bore hard In solemn jest, she did what need be done Lest all were lost, leaving her with none Hædes the first entrée to Khronos So was the *second of "The In-bred Foes" Then came Zeus, the third and last Favoured was he in the days that pass't Mother Rhea quickly thought out a plan, She fed a rock to the cruel Titan In swaddling cloth she wrapped the stone Then in it went, to Khronos, unknown Of age came he with rage and wrath Poor was Khronos, who fell in his path In awe, he gasped, "How could it be???!" Then Zeus replied, "Oh yes, 't is me!" And as per the prophecy, triumphant was he To then save his brothers and be all he was meant to be And now we know of Zeus above, Hædes below, Posseidon with us and together we'll grow
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Apr 7, 2014
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The classic tale of the three, infamous Olympian gods (Zeus, *Posseidon, & Haedes), whose origins hail from ancient Greece, retold as a poem.

I hope you enjoy(ed)!  :)

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#love#trick#fate#gods#prophecy#hades#trickery#olympians#zeus#posseidon
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