Hyacinthus Stories

Apollo hätte niemals daran gedacht, die Schlafgemächer eines Sterblichen wie ein Mensch zu betreten. Und doch tat er es an diesem Abend. Es gab keine Erklärung dafür - oder war es doch wegen Hyazinthus Bitte? Konnte es sein das dieser wunderschöne, unbesiegbare Gott, sich in den Sohn von Amaklyos verliebt hatte?

The love story of Apollo and Hyacinthus retold by me ;) I DO NOT OWN THE MYTH OF HYACINTHUS AND APOLLO BUT I OWN HOW ITS WRITTEN

This is based of the Greek Gods NAMES, and relationships. These gods will NOT have their powers.

This is a modern retelling of the myth of Apollo and Hyacinthus. This story is not finished. It is in-progress.

Apollo is a 27 years young man, amazingly versatile. But his talents are hidden from the world and the only thing he puts out is writing - however it's under the name of "Loxias". Not much to his surprise, his books got sold. His alter ego earned fame. But Apollo always stayed under cover. Hyacinth is a flower seller who has a decent amount of business going on. He is kindhearted and soft-worded. However, he idolises Loxias so much that he is ready even to physically hurt someone who insults his idol. Even though he looks like he insensitive to the pains of life and focuses only on positivity, he is quite able to perceive the subtle emotions in people. Apollo's family is messed up. His sister Artemis, cousin Hermes and mother Leto are the only ones who've tried to stick with him. Hyacinth finds his life rather dull, and is always looking forward to make it more meaningful. Will their crave to have something different than what they do bring these both closer?

I wish this story were different. I wish I could tell you that he survived the fall, that his head emerged from the dark water beneath him with a wide smile on his face and vitality in his eyes. I wish I could tell you that I took him into my arms and that we spent the rest of eternity together, but that isn't what happened. He hit the waves and didn't resurface, his body crushed by the impact and pierced on the ragged rocks below. Pink seafoam crashed against the cliffside, stained with his blood and the woeful realization of what could've been but never would be. My heart fell with him. © 2022 CASSIE GRIPP

A myth brought alive again

A retelling of Hyacinthus and Apollo because I love their story. !!PLEASE READ!! This is a retelling of Greek mythology, and as such touches on some pretty heavy topics. The mythos of ancient Greece is filled with rape and abuse, and it does not feel right to strip the stories of such things, though they may be heavy and uncomfortable to read about. While I have tried my best to approach these matters carefully (there are no explicit scenes and I have tried to focus on the healing, not the harm itself), they are still mentioned in this fic, especially in scenes with Ganymede. I will try my best to put a note at the top of chapters that contain any discussions or portrayal of these topics, but please read with caution if these are sensitive matters for you. ~UPDATES WEEKLY ON FRIDAYS~

Apollo never expected to love a mortal. Hyacinthus teaches the god of the sun how to laugh without foresight, how to live without eternity. Together they share golden days of music, competition, and quiet devotion-until a single moment shatters everything. This is a tragic love story of a god who could not save the one he loved, and a boy whose life became a flower the world would never forget.

"But never, not once, can I say I have seen a camper fly into the girl's bathroom wall, at 4:am... until today." (PercyJackson Fanfiction. Credits go to Rick Riordan. Pls have mercy, I don't have sue money, thanks).

Apollo had always been a strange boy. * When he loved someone, he gave this person his whole heart, his body, his soul, everything. But sometimes people didn't want those precious gifts. In return, they crushed him. And he slowly became what could make people suffocate. * Once upon a time a kind ray of light or a glimpse of sunshine could commit murder.

This is just living in my head right now so for fun ima try to put in into words lol. Post- Trials of Apollo :) It's about if Hades and maybe Hecate (I'm making this up as I go XD) decide to ¿reward? The demigods and anyone who happens to be in camp at the time with their friends/family/cousins/lovers that have perished in past battles, demigod happenings, in general, etc. Or in short: dead loved ones come to say hi for a day? Enjoy? :) Also Apollo centric but like also other stuff maybe

This is just some stuff that I was going to write for my English creative writing thing, but I couldn't because of some silly lil reasons. I'm very proud of these three pieces of works and I just wanted to share them :) They're just some short little things about Patroclus & Achilles, Orpheus & Eurydice, and Apollo & Hyacinthus. Obviously these may be inaccurate to the actual myths of these characters, so this is just my own spin on it with the sort of knowledge I know. Enjoy <3

A prose poetry retelling of the myth of Apollo and Hyacinthus from multiple point of views (including Apollo, Artemis, Hyacinthus and Zephyrus). A tragedy in five acts. Excerpt: "This will end in tragedy.", she [Artemis] told the moon, but it wasn't listening anymore. The sun was rising. (It seemed to agree.)

It is their lot that beautiful princes attract the attention of the gods, ready to ravish them and lavish them in gifts. Rarely are such princes beautiful enough that multiple gods compete for his heart. Hyacinthus of Sparta, born of scorn, happened to be this exception but just how far would his suitors go to win his heart?