Prometheus Stories

Legends never die When the world is calling you Can you hear them screaming out your name? Legends never die They never lose hope When everything's cold and the fighting's near It's deep in their bones They'll run into smoke when the fire is fierce Oh pick yourself up, 'cause Legends never die

With Prometheus taking everyone he loved, including William and Samantha, Oliver must join forces with old rivals for help; he didn't want to get Kara involved; he couldn't risk Prometheus getting his hands on her. But he has no choice but to include Kara when he wasn't going to get help from Barry or the Legends.

Just a poetic rambling within Davids mind. I am not a poet or even a writer, I just hate how both these characters got screwed so I am rather inspired. Shitty poetry,loaded with it from poetic ramblings of my own from when an ex I really loved left.

a diary?

Poor attempts of sonnets I wrote for fun when inspiration struck, they are all about Greek mythology characters. Hope you enjoy reading them as much as I liked writing them! (I'm thinking about writing a whole story made out of sonnets about the myth of Hades and Persephone.)

This book is a sequel to Lauriver book. If you haven't read that one, I would advise to read that one first then come back and read this one. Laurel and Oliver been through a lot together. They had ups and downs but they never gave up on each other. After they dealt with Slade, they had new enemies. One being an old assain with the power of magic who wants to take over the world. Then there's Adrian... another Archer who wants Oliver to suffer and to break.

Here I look at Voyant, an online textual analysis tool, in order to parse through Byron's poem "Prometheus" and highlight literary features within the text to help interpret its meaning.

Who created us? And why would they want us dead? y/n, you, are an astronaut on a mission light years away from earth. Shaw leads you all on a mission to discover who created you, but, you find out. They want you dead, and they will stop at nothing to kill you. Apart from one.

A series of poems anonymously published recreating mythologies to the public. These mythologies are warped to fit the poetic theme, however, the heart of the myth still rings true. To anyone and everyone who's ever found a sliver of truth in the magic of a myth.

Juno (OC) is sick; Prometheus wishes she would die, Pandora awkwardly tries to be her nurse, and Master Albert comes to a very bitter realization about his creations.

Inspired by Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein", this story revolves around Sebastian Rivera, a thirty-one-year-old San Antonian whose lifelong goal has been to find a way to not only drastically increase the embryotic development speed by a ridiculous rate, but to also have the cells multiply further to create multiple organisms. He accomplishes his dream, but everything goes awry when he is diagnosed with a severe terminal illness, giving him very limited time to share his legacy. Unfortunately, a disaster strikes his lab, leaving him with only two things: his records, and the one last remnant of his creation.

After thousands of years of torture for giving man fire, Prometheus is freed from his rock by a young witch. Freed or bound, Hades is on his heels. Souls are going missing in his kingdom, and the god of the Underworld suspects the Titan, recently freed from his rock, is causing havoc in his realm, and he's bringing all his power to bear against the Titan. Izzy carries the blessing of being reborn life after life, a gift from Prometheus for her kindness to him, a stranger. Lifetime after lifetime, she remembers the man on the rock, the god who's liver is torn out day after day for all of eternity. Hot on the Titan's trail, Cerebus stumbles upon a human witch... one that stinks of both the underworld and the world of the living. A missing soul wandering around above, and she is now in the sites of Hades. Prometheus isn't ready to fight his family again, but can he leave the only being who ever cast mercy upon him to suffer in his stead? And can he ignore the fire that burns between him and the little witch?

All Clint Barton and his oldest Son Adrian wanted were a peaceful Christmas with their Family. But on a Trip in New York, they get involved in a Ronin mess. Along with the Archer Kate Bishop they experience a adventure, while trying to get home. Also Adrians Past is catching up, from his old brutal Vigilante Years

Mortals call it mythology because they find the truth too heavy to carry. They aren't just statues in a museum or names in a textbook. They are the architects of our nightmares, the golden-blooded rulers of a world that have forgotten them. But they haven't forgotten us. In this opening volume of The Ichor Legacy, we pull back the veil. This is a collection of the "real" stories - unfiltered profiles of the Olympians and the Titans who came before them. From the arrogant crack of Zeus's thunder to the cold, silent depths of Hades' realm, get to know the immortals as they truly are: pretty, powerful, and dangerous. Before the war begins and the heroes rise, you need to know who you're dealing with. Step into the Archive. The Titans are watching.

When Heracles, the Greek hero, bargained for Prometheus, the fire-giver.