Gods and Goddesses

Gods and Goddesses are the rulers of existence
There are many that are listed
But I will name the important ones to stay consistent
They are each known for their uniqueness and many are related

Zeus is one of the most powerful
He is the father of Athena and ruler of heaven and earth
He is the God of many things around us
Like the sky, weather, law, order, and justice we can confirm

Athena is the daughter of Zeus
She is the God of wisdom, skill, warfare, and peace
Also, a patron of heroes is how she is introduced
Because of her importance, a city was named after her called Athens in Greece

Some others are Poseidon, God of the Sea
And Aphrodite, the Goddess of love
And there is Dionysus, the God of wine he is known to be
He is also the son of Semele, a human, and Zeus, a God above

There are many more Gods to talk about
More than we can count
but these were some of the interesting amounts
without a doubt 











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  1. Mr. SchickApril 19, 2020 at 5:55 AM

    I love the approach you took! The rhyme scheme changed, but you still stuck with a set stanza structure, and said everything you needed to say. Excellent work, Ashleigh!

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