Another plot bunny that WILL NOT leave me alone! Stupid bunny, I'm supposed to be studying. This is like the prologue. Only told through a poem. Don't worry, Harry will appear in the next chapter. NOTE: Future chapters will not be like a poem.
Enjoy!
Disclaimer: Not mine. Not matter how much I wish it so. *runs off and cries*
Long ago in desert lands
An ancient city rose from sands
It towered high, and to the gods
This place would never be at odds
With neither sky nor land beneath
Shall never breach this ancient keep
The gods lived here for many years
Until the mortals 'oer came their fears
War declared, unjustly so
The immortals took a crippling blow
The ancient city razed to the ground
The gods disappeared without a sound
A hundred, thousand years went by
And soon a special time was nigh
For Hecate's son would roam the land
In search of faith and a final stand
For mortals had forgotten them
He hoped to find his special gem
He came back, but with a wife
Made immortal, green eyes of light
They wed , a son they bore
And named him Athanasios
Immortal name, immortal life
And lived a year without a strife
But the Titans of ancient lore
Finally broke off the chains they wore
Attacked the gods, a war broke out
The woman, strong, without doubt
Did not want a childhood of fear
Cast a glamour and, near tears
Made him mortal, unaware
"I'll bring you back" she swears
So how is it? Good, bad, should I continue?