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Zeus, Inventor of Life


God of thunder Casting a sunder the likes of which remain under His creations amalgamations of his work Made to fade as their own Only made, never nurtured Resulting of the future Automaton, handmade nature Able to trade and grade The pride of mice and men Down trodden by the price of power Energy To be grown Cast by the throne Cogs and stones Refined by a bind Shell of metal Storm bells of the hour Unlimited power Life upon the lifeless The creator now the inventor
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