
Around the table
the Olympians gathered,
Zeus took up the dice,
to them ‘‘t’was just a pastime,
for Troy it could mean peril.

Around the table
the Olympians gathered,
Zeus took up the dice,
to them ‘‘t’was just a pastime,
for Troy it could mean peril.
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Ah, someone who’s read Homer instead of accepting Hollywood’s version. 🙂
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Actually my father was there, he told me about it
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Right. Convenient for you, that; an eyewitness account. For I do understand that Homer wrote his tiny tale some centuries after the event. Hardly what’s considered a reliable source ! 🙂 🙂 🙂
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That came out so smooth. Don’t you just love when that happens?? Bravo!
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Fine words of praise, much appreciated
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Oh, Bobby, this Tanka is fabulous. I love the magic and the lure of the game. Well done!
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Lovely comment, much appreciated
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I love history so when you combine that with poetry… it’s magnificent!
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I love references to Greek history and mythology – thoroughly enjoyed this one!
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So do I, it gives such inspiration
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