Apollo! Apollo!
How are you a sun god, making so many mistakes in a row?
For father you have the god of thunder,
You had a chariot of fiery horses yet you make silly blunders,
Is it how it was supposed to go?
For you to be thrown on mortal lands
and criticizing the earthling's stance?
Then negotiating some witty plans
Disturbing people until you regain your stand;
Why did you even anger Zeus beforehand?
Now off you go,
Don't disturb Percy anymore,
Be a happy mortal or find your path
on your own vigour;
Jun 16, 2021
Jun 16, 2021 at 8:03 AM UTC
Apollo! Apollo!
How are you a sun god, making so many mistakes in a row?
For father you have the god of thunder,
You had a chariot of fiery horses yet you make silly blunders,
Is it how it was supposed to go?
For you to be thrown on mortal lands
and criticizing the earthling's stance?
Then negotiating some witty plans
Disturbing people until you regain your stand;
Why did you even anger Zeus beforehand?
Now off you go,
Don't disturb Percy anymore,
Be a happy mortal or find your path
on your own vigour;
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