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Livingston Rossmoor
Odysseus Strings His Bow
from the book "Odysseus's Odyssey"
The moment is here, Odysseus strings his bow.
Suitors take their turns; pull, stretch, everyone fails.
She offered the contest for her wedding vow.
Penelope’s suspicion of the beggar grows.
Odysseus back? Rumor, facts, so many tales.
The moment is here, Odysseus strings his bow.
Arrow through Antinous’s throat, the world knows,
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