Art Aeon Livres

"Following Homer's Odyssey: Inner Journey into Human Nature {1} by Art Aeon" is a fictional narrative poem in tercet stanzas. It imagines a numinous dream of the character Homer-Outis (the bard of the Odyssey) in which he converses with the spirit of his revered ancestor, Odysseus (the protagonist of the Odyssey), on crucial events following his return to Ithaca. To avoid awful armed conflicts against the revolting families of the slain suitors, Odysseus takes a life-long exile. His devoted wise wife, Penelope, decides to join with Odysseus: They transform the fateful exile into eventful adventures to learn of the mystery of the human nature. It consists of two books: Book 1: Into a Dream of Homer-Outis. Book 2: Exile of Odysseus with Penelope. "Following Homer's Odyssey" is the beginning part {1} of an imaginary narrative poem: "Inner Journey into Human Nature".

" Human Causes of the Trojan War: Inner Journey into Human Nature {2} by Art Aeon" is a fictional narrative poem in the tercet stanzas. It unfolds the imaginary dialogues among the characters: Odysseus, Penelope, Nestor, Helen, and others about the human causes of the Trojan War, in a numinous dream of Homer-Outis: the bard of the Odyssey. They discuss the beginning, the first nine years, and Troy's fall in the tenth last year of the Trojan War. Nestor regrets that he wrongly persuaded the Greeks to conquer Troy. Odysseus repents that he blindly strove to win the War in vainglory. Helen reveals that treacherous evil traitors within Troy plotted the horrible War. It consists of two books: Book 3: Reflections on the Trojan War by Nestor and Odysseus. Book 4: Helen's Crucial Revelations at her Death. "Human Causes of the Trojan War" is the middle part {2} of an imaginary narrative poem: "Inner Journey into Human Nature."

Fictional narrative poem about the life and poetry of Chinese poet, Du Fu