Wisdom Goddess, Owl Queen
Smarter than we've ever seen
Sharp eyes, clever ears,
Quick fingers
My honor lingers.
How many things must I do to repay you?
You always know what to say, don't you?
For the wisest of warriors,
I drop my oars;
you don't favor the water.
I wish I was better at worshipping at your feet, because that is what you deserve.
*Note*: I put this poem on my alter to Athena, and it is evident that she appreciates it. This poem is mine, and written by me, so don't copy it.
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Delphinium
I study anthropology, Hellenic polytheism, and home economics. I love to write about what I know, imagine, and learn. The stories I write are fiction or nonfiction. I love to read, practice archery, play the cello, and write.
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