Greek Tragedies
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Last published Mon, Jun 25, 2018
A collection of poetry from many Greek Mythological stories, with a fresh new prospective about Love, loss, wrath, hope, fear, and strength.
This is written for you. From me.
The gods and their woes make the saddest poetry.
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