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A⬩ta⬩na 𐀀𐀲𐀙 by Pellworm
Fandom Ancient Greek Religion & Lore, HOMER - Works, The Epic Cycle - Fandom, The Iliad - Homer, The Odyssey - Homer, The Telegony - Cinaethon or Eugammon, Ὁμηρικοὶ ὕμνοι - Ανώνυμος | Homeric Hymns - Anonymous (Songs)
30 Jul 2026
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A⬩ta⬩na 𐀀𐀲𐀙
"Sing to me, O Muse, sing of the time the high bronze screamed. Sing of the day that Wisdom herself bled red. Tell of the Great Father, whose mind became the storm because he could no longer hold the heart of his daughter. Sing of the goddess who fell and the man of Ithaka who stood upon the shore of ruin, reaching out to catch her."
OR: The Odyssey ends with a thunderbolt hurled at goddess bright-eyed Athene’s feet and a hurried peace. Most of the rest of the Epic Cycle is lost to us in history. Yet this thunderbolt was not the end of the story, just another beginning.
This is an original retelling of the aftermath of the Odyssey, grounded in Bronze Age historical and mythological realism.
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hold up this sounds fire I need to finish the odyssey so I can read this :D