In this day and time we have our terror, but nothing matches the Zeus era horror.
Back during the days of Zeus, life was one great big abuse. Being a witch got one burned at the stake, sometimes lords and kings didn't even get a break. Head removing was routine, especially on the guillotine. Many stories unfold, about heads that did roll.
Heads rolled right in a basket, sometimes they didn't even use a casket. After a person went down, they'd bury them right in the ground. Or feed them to the local alligators, too the show of the dictators, or maybe the cheering spectators.
They even had lions and tigers in the arena, nothing could have been meaner, than to watch gladiators eaten alive, while they fought to survive. In the modern world there's no Zeus, then again the politicians are lose.
Still I'm glad to be born in these days and times, where there are lesser crimes, and humanity moreso sublimes.
Good Thoughts here!
Expressed well Grady!
Wonderful Flowwwwww!
This is gem of a treasure I plan to savorrrrr!
WArmly, WArrior Lady Sheeeoox
Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on March 10, 2007
I can think of a few heads that should roll this era.
Thanks for giving me such a delightful perspective on mythology.
Makes me want to go back and reread.
Elizabeth
I wish I could agree that things have improved, Grady. When I ponder on the condition of the world right now, I'm not so sure at all. Thank you for sharing this, friend. Love and peace to you,
I think I would rather survive in the world today than back then too, however I enjoy reading about those times and enjoyed your write much my friend!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Fifth Book of the Southern Swallow Series. Nan Ya and his crew take a final adventure into a mythical Chinese universe and become entangled in court intrigue.
Expressed well Grady!
Wonderful Flowwwwww!
This is gem of a treasure I plan to savorrrrr!
WArmly, WArrior Lady Sheeeoox
Thanks for giving me such a delightful perspective on mythology.
Makes me want to go back and reread.
Elizabeth
Regis
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
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