Midas: a foolish man to ask for a golden touch but even more foolish to say the god Apollo was no match for pan now has ears of a jackass.
Troy: Fail once to pay a god in gold and have your walls fall, but fail again to pay for one such as Hercules and be ruled by the man you did not pay.
Peleus & Thetis: a prophecy fortold brings a mortal like Peleus to wed such a goddess like thetis from the help of another god to tie her up during transformation.
The Wolf: Peleus being punished asked for forgivness and not until his wife convinced Psamathe that the blood guilt was cleansed.
Ceyx & Alcyone: a man with a mission sails to find an oracle while the wife relented and asked for him to stay only gave her words of comfort and of coming back. But he dies when in sail, juno so sad and to see of his wife not knowing asks for the king of sleep to tell her of her husbands death. finding out goes to shore and sees his body finally home and before the story ends they turn to birds having everlasting love.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Book 10 and the 5 sentences
Orpheus & Eurydice: Sad day comes to orpheus when his wife is struck with venom but even more when he loses her to hades when they where close to the light.
Cyparissus: a favorite to apollo accidently kills a sacred stag and he wished for death but instead was turned to a tree that was under the charm of Orpheus.
Ganymede: such a boy to catch the eyes of jove spends his days up in heaven pouring the mighty jove his drinks.
Hyacinthus: Another Favorite to Apollo died from the throwing of Apollos discus and made into a flower.
The Propoetides: say Venus is not a goddess and become a prostitute.
Cyparissus: a favorite to apollo accidently kills a sacred stag and he wished for death but instead was turned to a tree that was under the charm of Orpheus.
Ganymede: such a boy to catch the eyes of jove spends his days up in heaven pouring the mighty jove his drinks.
Hyacinthus: Another Favorite to Apollo died from the throwing of Apollos discus and made into a flower.
The Propoetides: say Venus is not a goddess and become a prostitute.
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Book 9 and the 5 sentences
Achelous & Hercules: A strong man, blood mixed with the mighty jove takes the horn of the river god.
Hercules, Deianira, Nessus: Dare to take the mighty hercules wife and be put to death, but take the life of Nessus and have a fate more poisness.
Hercules & Deianira: such a fool to believe in rumors, now you sentence your husband to death, but fear not he will always be in the heavens.
Byblis & Caunus: A sister in love with her brother tries to be with him but is in tears for he will be with his twisted sister and flees as she only to be in sorrow becomes a spring.
Iphis & Ianthe: A girl raised as a boy is in love but love cannot commence among two girls so the gods bless these two and transformed Iphis into a boy.
Hercules, Deianira, Nessus: Dare to take the mighty hercules wife and be put to death, but take the life of Nessus and have a fate more poisness.
Hercules & Deianira: such a fool to believe in rumors, now you sentence your husband to death, but fear not he will always be in the heavens.
Byblis & Caunus: A sister in love with her brother tries to be with him but is in tears for he will be with his twisted sister and flees as she only to be in sorrow becomes a spring.
Iphis & Ianthe: A girl raised as a boy is in love but love cannot commence among two girls so the gods bless these two and transformed Iphis into a boy.
Book 8 and the 5 sentences
Scylla, Nisus, Minos: The treachery of Scylla brings Minos to run home while the Osprey tries with his might to bring Scylla into the ocean to drown.
Daedalus & Icarus: Such an inventor to create such wings but to trustful to have his son bear his own, now Icarus is dead and all thats left is the isle Icaria.
Daedalus & Perdix: Perdix now a partridge laughs at the inventor who was so foolish, he shouldve been more nicer to the inventor of the saw.
Althaea & Meleager: So much pain in a mothers heart to bear such treachery from a son to kill her two brothers burns him in the fire to have peace.
Baucis & Philemon: Two old lovers who are kind to strangers become temple guards for the strangers see there kindness and reveal themselves as gods, happy until there everlasting breath both become trees.
Daedalus & Icarus: Such an inventor to create such wings but to trustful to have his son bear his own, now Icarus is dead and all thats left is the isle Icaria.
Daedalus & Perdix: Perdix now a partridge laughs at the inventor who was so foolish, he shouldve been more nicer to the inventor of the saw.
Althaea & Meleager: So much pain in a mothers heart to bear such treachery from a son to kill her two brothers burns him in the fire to have peace.
Baucis & Philemon: Two old lovers who are kind to strangers become temple guards for the strangers see there kindness and reveal themselves as gods, happy until there everlasting breath both become trees.
Sublime Day
I really cant think of any sublime days in my adulthood but i do have one when i was a child.
So my mom and dad took us out for a camping trip, and i was about 8 years old; on the last day i was exploring the woods and my entire family left me but obviously i didnt know that so i was still exploring. Well it was the second day that i was alone and out by myself exploring and i was fine, loving the trees, eating huckleberry's that i found, and just having a blast when i saw a wolf cub approach me. i just sat there while he sat 2 ft away from me messing around and he started howling and i thought well thats cute and i got up to explore again, i was also really hungry. That night i was found by the search party that my mom got together and i told them what happend with the cub; they were shocked and suprised about what they heard and they were all glad that i didnt touch the cub. but i really didnt care i was just exploring... those two days were sublime.
So my mom and dad took us out for a camping trip, and i was about 8 years old; on the last day i was exploring the woods and my entire family left me but obviously i didnt know that so i was still exploring. Well it was the second day that i was alone and out by myself exploring and i was fine, loving the trees, eating huckleberry's that i found, and just having a blast when i saw a wolf cub approach me. i just sat there while he sat 2 ft away from me messing around and he started howling and i thought well thats cute and i got up to explore again, i was also really hungry. That night i was found by the search party that my mom got together and i told them what happend with the cub; they were shocked and suprised about what they heard and they were all glad that i didnt touch the cub. but i really didnt care i was just exploring... those two days were sublime.
Friday, October 15, 2010
3 clues of something mythological
1) yesterday i was walking outside along the creek just heading back to the dorm when i looked over and i saw this little boy stareing into the water of the creek. this boy was so fascinated with his reflection that when his mom tried to tell him it was time to go he threw a really huge fit which was entertaining but during that moment of him stareing at his reflection i thought about Narcissus & Echo, and how he was just wowed by his own reflection.
2) I thought it was pretty cool when my mom sent me a text of the next clue. She sent me a pic message of a Guy makeing "love" with a tree it was really funny but so wrong if i told you what it said, anyway i just thought of all the guys that fell in love with a girl that transformed into a tree because they didnt want to be with them like Pan and Apollo. really funny :).
3) So this last clue happend today when i was with a friend throughout the time we hung out 5 times in five different places we heard Achilles Last Stand by Led Zepplin. I can't tell if this is supposed to be a reference to Greek mythology or another analogy of the band as warriors, like Immigrant Song. There is more than one reference to Greek myth (Achilles, Atlas, the beginning lyrics that somewhat correspond to events in the Iliad, and the 'wondering and wandering' part that could be about the Odyssey) but maybe it just got its title from Robert's foot.
2) I thought it was pretty cool when my mom sent me a text of the next clue. She sent me a pic message of a Guy makeing "love" with a tree it was really funny but so wrong if i told you what it said, anyway i just thought of all the guys that fell in love with a girl that transformed into a tree because they didnt want to be with them like Pan and Apollo. really funny :).
3) So this last clue happend today when i was with a friend throughout the time we hung out 5 times in five different places we heard Achilles Last Stand by Led Zepplin. I can't tell if this is supposed to be a reference to Greek mythology or another analogy of the band as warriors, like Immigrant Song. There is more than one reference to Greek myth (Achilles, Atlas, the beginning lyrics that somewhat correspond to events in the Iliad, and the 'wondering and wandering' part that could be about the Odyssey) but maybe it just got its title from Robert's foot.
My Bad Day
For those of you who do not know this (probably the whole entire class) but i am bipolar II. everyday is a bad day but this one day in particular still pains me.
Wednesday was a BAD DAY, i woke up late and had to go to class in 5 minutes got there in 20 minutes so i did not understand the assignment; then i slipt and fell on my way to the next class and got mud all over me, after that my trust was betrayed by people that i confided in. Then i lost 5 dollars that i had left so now i wasnt able to go eat before i went to bed. this day sucked.... i wish i could forget.
Wednesday was a BAD DAY, i woke up late and had to go to class in 5 minutes got there in 20 minutes so i did not understand the assignment; then i slipt and fell on my way to the next class and got mud all over me, after that my trust was betrayed by people that i confided in. Then i lost 5 dollars that i had left so now i wasnt able to go eat before i went to bed. this day sucked.... i wish i could forget.
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