On the Sometimes Annoying Existence of Mythical Greek Entities in Our Culture
I call on you, oh faithful Nine
Of isle of myth of long ago.
Would you please bless these words of mine
So I can burst from head to tow
With rhymes? I think that they should be
Radiating then with glee!
And blessed by, especially,
Thalia, Muse of comedy.
And then, when all the blessings are done,
I will sit and use my pate,
And write a poem because it's fun,
Until I'm interrupted by Fates!
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The Greenhorn Parnassian
Hi! I'm a random high school student from Example, USA (which means that I'm not supposed to be giving out personal info to other random people on the internet). I like writing, reading, astronomy, biking, Ireland, Canada, the outdoors, and more! I wish I could snowboard, and live in the country, and have an adventure. And I wish I could see real wolves, moose, and other Northern animals. I like to experiment with different poetry types, and I especially like to write poems with unique rhythms and rhyme schemes. One of my favorite poems is "Errantry", by J. R. R. Tolkien. I hope you enjoy my poems, and critique them, please! Thanks!
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