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Hercules : World's Strongest god


There was a god named Herucles, who was really strong

who needed his might and muscle and nothing could go wrong.

His father is Zeus and mother is Alcmene

and then there's Hera, his vengeful step-mommy.

Venegeful towards a child, that must be a mistake

but in fact it's not for she she tried killing him with two snakes.

Nevertheless, he killed the snakes to survive

and would soon grow up to be the strongest god alive.

He needed to make money so he became a bodybuilder

winning every competition and leaving every contestant bewildered.

He then decided to join a contest called "The World's Strongest Man"

he was actually a god so he should have been banned.

Nevertheless, the judges let him participate in the show

even though he was stronger than everyone else from head to toe.

He won the competition, giving the cheering crowd a nod

for he knew he that he could be called the "World's Strongest God".

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cbfranchise33
<p>Enjoyed writing this fun interpretation of how the mythological hero and god, Hercules, would thrive in modern day society, especially with bodybuilding and competitions aimed to show your strength!</p>

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