Odes to the Erotes
- Leituras 321
- Votos 40
- Capítulos 20
A series of Love poems focusing on understanding and exploring the many different kinds of love.
Focusing first on the seven love gods, the Erotes, then on forms of love in the greek language, and finally in famous romances of the greek gods.
This is an inherently inclusive anthology, with planned poems on Asexuality, Homosexuality, Demisexuality, Pan/Omnisexuality, and more.
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