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  I Promise (C)Douglas John Hooker Sometimes in our life you'll fall apart, But I promise I'll catch you in my arms. I will never give into life's temptations. I promise to stay strong in a weak generation. I will not walk in front of you or behind, But forever in this life I'll walk by your side. If you get scared on the darkest nights, I'll hold your hand 'til the morning light. They say life ain't easy, but as long as I'm around, I promise to help you up every time you hit the ground. This world is crazy, but so are we, And I need you, just like you need me. Rachel Cowan. "I Promise ." Family Friend Poems, December 14, 2016. https://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poem/i-promise-7

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  Who is Zeus? Who is Zeus? The ancient Greeks practiced a polytheistic religion with many different gods, goddesses, and supernatural creatures. The most powerful of all the gods was Zeus. He lived on Mount Olympus with eleven other gods and goddesses. Zeus and his siblings were the children of the Titans, Cronos and Rhea - god-like beings who preceded the gods. Cronus devoured five of his children (Poseidon, Hera, Demeter, Hades, and  Hestia ), but their brother Zeus later rescued them. Subsequently, Zeus, with the help of his siblings, removed the Titans from power and began his rule over the cosmos. Zeus had many children; the most powerful of these were Apollo, Artemis, Athena, Hermes, Persephone,  Hephaestus , and Dionysus. All were gods who played significant roles in the religious lives of the ancient Greeks. Zeus's three most well-known children with mortal women were Hercules, Perseus, and Helen of Troy, each of whom were important characters in Greek mythology. Zeus is c