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enjoyed this a lot, seeing as how I have read about most all of these gods and goddesses.
I did wonder a bit about the lapse of rhyming in the lines from six through eight, but quickley dismissed it
as it resumed quickly and didn't leave a question mark. I was amused at the first near rhyme which occurred
withn the first two lines, and made me think of a New Hampshire accent. LoL
Zeuz and Perun watching the Olympic games with vodka and chips also gave me a laugh.
I waas a little disappointed that you chose to close out the piece without any reference as to why or how
the thought of these gods came to you. Maybe if you included a little something about how modern day people
have taken a shine to such names and the inference of power? After all, they do sound rather romantic and eternal. ~ Geez.
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I enjoyed this immensely. When she was a student my daughter loved everything about the old Egyptians, cost me a fortune in books. Had there been suitable university courses she would have studied and gone into archaeology. It was not to be, but she earns more in a month now than I earned in a year. I very enjoyable read with names I mostly recognised. Alex