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This narrative poem retells the ancient Greek myths of Tantalos, Oinomaos, Hippodameia, Pelops, and Myrtilos. Haunted by her dead suitors, Hippodameia recalls how her father offered her as a prize in a chariot race between himself and her perspective suitors, and how Pelops won that race and caused the curse of Myrtilos to fall upon his descendents. Other Poetry Books 2010 – Critical Study of Daniel Defoe’s Verse 1996 – Aesthetics of Ralph Waldo Emerson the Materials and Methods of His Poetry 2015 – DISCOVERING THE HIDDEN FIGURE OF A CHILD IN SHAKESPEARES SONNETS AS THE KEY TO A NEW INTERPRETATION: From Literary Analysis to Historical Detection
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