To The Muses Poem by Sacha Hayes O'Grady
To The Muses
Andromeda always loved the sea,
The Nymphs and I did hang about,
Aphrodite was not for me,
I never could work Leda out.
Diana was but made of dreams,
Although I thought she was Selene,
Medusa blew my mind it seems,
While Artemis was so serene.
Urania had a thing for stars,
Arethusa's cute I do concur,
And yet above all these by far,
‘Tis Terpsichore I prefer.
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4/19/2024 5:04:56 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Lovely. Well crafted lines.