Disclaimer: I do not own Percy Jackson and the Olympians. Rick Riordan does. Hmm..Did you know that Rick Riordan wrote murder mysteries? I happened to find a mystery with a review of his on it….

This is a poem, in Thalia's point of view.

My Beloved Lucas

I tried to forget

His sandy hair

His bright blue eyes

His flashing smile

His name brings back

The countless memories

But most of all

All the misery he dealt

I remember his courage

The last stand on the hill

The fight to the death-

And the Change

But I remember his cruelty

His lying and cheating

His innocent smile

Which concealed

The madness within

He told me that he loved me

He said that he'd

Never leave me

He said that I would

Never be alone

So many years ago

Lucas-

He was a backstabber

A hurter, a maimer

A murderer

My love

I tried to forget

But he taunted

And he sneered

So we fought

Sword against spear

Good versus evil

Men and him

On the misty cliffs

So many years ago

He smirked and he laughed

He said I was too weak

That I was so trusting

So loving, so kind

So we fought

My strength against his speed

My spear against his sword

And I pushed him off

The misty cliffs

So many years ago

I tried to forget

His sandy hair, now filthy

His bright blue eyes, dark with hate

His flashing smile, now

Replaced with a gasp of pain

He asked, no, he begged

For a hint of mercy

I saw his broken body

His crushed limbs

His plea of forgiveness

And I remembered

His golden hair

His sky blue eyes

His bright, loud laugh

But I remembered

His lying and cheating

His killing and hurting

And I gave him

What he truly deserved

Lucas-

My darling, my love

My memories fade

But our love never will

I remember…

His fading pleas

His closing eyes

His dusty hair

So many years ago

Lucas-

He is gone now

But his name is cursed

His accomplishments forgotten

By all save one:

Me

The last I is dotted

The last T is crossed

The covers are closed

The pen is dropped

I sigh, my thoughts wandering

Over the well traveled

Channels of my mind:

My thoughts of Lucas

His cheerful grin

His dancing eyes

The remnants of the person

The person I once knew

So many years ago

Author's Note: I wrote this in school, English class, when I was bored.