Polyhymnia Poems - Poems about Polyhymnia

...Of all the gods and goddesses Found in Greek mythology, My favorites are the nine Muses*, Each means something special to me: Calliope is epically bombastic; Urania has stars in her eyes; Erato......

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...Inside my mailbox late last month; nine packs of seeds - a mystery! I hadn't ordered anything, but curious was I to see what might become of planting them. So grabbing trowel, hoe, and rake, I set......

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..."Last letters fall off a lonely page, punished the pen sits silent, recovering from past strokes of sage." Bluebirds sing along with Springs triumphant return red and yellow tulip's splendor f......

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...Polyhymnia, muse of sacred poetry This poem I give so that you may see… The GOD that made the heavens above Also filled the world with faith and love. For HIS hand touched every human face And......

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...These Four Muses Sing These four Muses simply pour Epic words poets eat great writes can't be beat Calliope sent charm and wit those favored she made it fit Euterpe gave imagination a......

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...Calliope, gives us epic poetry, but not to me Erato, erotica I’d rather have a cup of tea, Clio, gives us all that is past and gone Euterpe, gave mythology the giver of legends, every one Melpomene, ......

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...The nine muses Daughters of Zeus Inspiring of mortals And nurturers of the arts The first was, The divine Calliope, Beautiful-voiced, Was the muse of the epic poets A writing tablet in her ha......

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...To one who places pen to paper, one may work the whims of Terpsichore Those who write a witty Chastushka, may be hearing the voice of Polyhymnia Those who give thought to a Fibonacci, could ......

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...Hippocrene (hip'?-kren‘) is a fountain on Mount Helicon, Greece, sacred to the Muses and regarded as a source of poetic inspiration. Mnemosyne (nemoz'ini) is a titan who is the personification of ......

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