- In ancient times, ‘neath the glistening Grecian sun,
Lived Aphrodite, the goddess, love’s very emblem. - She beheld Adonis, the mortal, second to none,
In his beauty she found a precious, rare gem. - His charm was a melody, sweet and profound,
A song that Aphrodite’s heart yearned to sing. - In his eyes, a mystery, deep and unbound,
Their shared glances, a dance in love’s own ring. - Love blossomed ‘midst the olive trees and the roses,
Under the boundless azure of the Aegean skies. - Aphrodite’s heart, with love, Adonis proposes,
The echo of their whispers, the gods’ only prize. - Every moment spent, a testament to passion’s might,
Each stolen kiss beneath the soft lunar light. - Yet, mortal was he, a truth she couldn’t fight,
Love, ever ephemeral, like the fleeting night. - But in the canvas of the gods, love has no end,
Their tale is sung by poets, to hearts it shall mend. - In each other’s arms, their spirits blend,
A love story of Aphrodite and Adonis, love’s legend.
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