The Curse of Prometheus 1994

By Stephen W Sweigart

The Curse of Prometheus is part of the Promethean legend. It centers on Pandora the first human woman, created out of clay. She marries Emitheus, Prometheus's brother, even though he warns him not to accept Zeus's gifts. Pandora opens the jar which she receives as a present from Zeus. Out comes the afflic

• Language: English
• Publisher: BookTrail Publishing
• Release date: Jan 13, 2021
• ISBN: 9781953731777

Stephen W Sweigart

At time of writing the poem, the author was 73 years old. BA English, Temple University. One semester of graduate school. Studied Psychiatry at Xavier and University of Pennsylvania. NJ Secondary and Securities Certificates. An audiophile and gardener.

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Contents

1 Vexillator

2. Vexilator.

The Director Of The Nation {on a skafold of Politik}

Pandora {on the skafold of the World}

Epimetheus

Athene {on a skafold of the Heavens}

Delusive Hope

Prometheus

Sickness {oN a Skafold of Mal{ice}.

I N S A N I T Y

The skafold of Mal{ice}.

Morans Minic

Falsehood

Labour [skafold of the world]

Passion

Vice

THE MARTYRDOM:

THE REVENGE OF ART

DOWER TWELFE

THE CHARACTERS OF REALITY

PROMETHEUS

EPIMETHEUS

PANDORA                         ATHENE

DELUSIVE HOPE

OLD AGE

LABOUR

SICKNESS

INSANITY

VICE                                   FALSEHOOD

PASSION

1 Vexillator

Hello! I am a homeless person.

I am doing an experiment, on the ability,

Of

HOMO SAPIENS

To survive in a world