Another Quiz, I'm Afraid....*sweatdrops*
Swiped from rhfay . ^^;;
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Your result for The A-Muse-ing Test...
Your muse is Calliope!
20% Calliope, 0% Thalia, 0% Urania, 20% Clio, 10% Erato, 10% Euterpe, 10% Melpomene, 10% Polyhymnia and 20% Terpsichore!
Calliope is the oldest and wisest of the muses. She is called "The One of Beautiful Speech." Calliope is the muse of epic or heroic poetry and may have been the very one that inspired Homer when he wrote the Illiad and the Odyessy.
Allow Calliope to inspire you.
Begin by trying out different rhyme schemes, to see what you like best. Find a safe comfortable place to work where you will not be disturbed. Bring a candle, some paper, and pens or pencils. Ask Calliope to come and sit with you for a while. Then light your candle for your fire of inspiration. Relax and let your mind go. Put your pen to the paper and just let things go. You may be surprised to see what you come up with as you allow your inner thoughts to take form on paper.
Don't be discouraged if it doesn't come easily the first time. Sometimes the best things come with persistence and patience.
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I'm amused that I got Calliope since I tend to avoid reading epic stories and poetry---but I also got 20% from Clio (the muse of history) and Terpsichore (the muse of dance and the dramatic chorus) so....anyway, I might ask Calliope. I'm in need of an inspiration. XD
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Your result for The A-Muse-ing Test...
Your muse is Calliope!
20% Calliope, 0% Thalia, 0% Urania, 20% Clio, 10% Erato, 10% Euterpe, 10% Melpomene, 10% Polyhymnia and 20% Terpsichore!
Calliope is the oldest and wisest of the muses. She is called "The One of Beautiful Speech." Calliope is the muse of epic or heroic poetry and may have been the very one that inspired Homer when he wrote the Illiad and the Odyessy.
Allow Calliope to inspire you.
Begin by trying out different rhyme schemes, to see what you like best. Find a safe comfortable place to work where you will not be disturbed. Bring a candle, some paper, and pens or pencils. Ask Calliope to come and sit with you for a while. Then light your candle for your fire of inspiration. Relax and let your mind go. Put your pen to the paper and just let things go. You may be surprised to see what you come up with as you allow your inner thoughts to take form on paper.
Don't be discouraged if it doesn't come easily the first time. Sometimes the best things come with persistence and patience.
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I'm amused that I got Calliope since I tend to avoid reading epic stories and poetry---but I also got 20% from Clio (the muse of history) and Terpsichore (the muse of dance and the dramatic chorus) so....anyway, I might ask Calliope. I'm in need of an inspiration. XD