Circe queen of death-angels, Helpful Goddess Of the Island and the Sea to All Men Who Desire Her (poem) by Kelie J Urbanec on AuthorsDen

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Circe queen of death-angels, Helpful Goddess Of the Island and the Sea to All Men Who Desire Her by Kelie J Urbanec Wednesday, April 09, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan This is just some tidbits from my English class. we are reading the Odessey and this is my creative side so my teacher says. so it is kinda like a poem.
Circe queen of death-angels Circe is like a lion Devouring everything in site She is like Pershonpe The wife of Hates in hell Circe has hair like Medusa The snakes crawl off of her head To devour her precious prey. Circe help-ful goddess of the Island And the sea To all men who desire her Circe is very beguiling She attracts the opposite sex With her smell of taunting roses Circe has her way of getting What she wants when she wants Taunting with every man Circe turns men into handsome beings Who are tall and strong men.

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Reviewed by jude forese	4/9/2003

well done!




Reviewed by E T Waldron	4/9/2003

I enjoyed this Kelli...(careful of Persephone, queen of the underworld she comes back to earth spring and summer;-)




Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)	4/9/2003

Very good! Peg