Athena's Gift
Goddess of wisdom and battle
And god of the sea and storms
Seek to win over the people
With a gift from the heavens
From his golden trident
Poseidon gave a salt spring
And the people marveled
At the gushing water
Athena laughed at the sight
And procured her own gift,
Resembling a writing slab
But shiny and smooth
At her touch, it lit.
Images raced onto the screen.
The people were captivated
And declared a winner
Athena was their patron,
For what did a salt spring stand
To the wonderous glory
Of a cell phone?
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