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Poseidon


The way he swam was like a fish out of the ocean

He certainly made the swim team more competitive, ferocious

During the weekdays he'd go home from school to his siblings

Zeus, the womanizer, Hades, the dog lover

Hestia, the architect, Hera, the hopeless romantic, and Demeter, the gardener.

On weekends he'd go out protesting with his girlfriend, Amphitrite.

They just wanted a clean ocean, was that so hard to ask for?

 

 

 

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