Poseidon (Neptune)
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Poseidon (Neptune)
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Up from the sea with a thunderous wave
Gathering clouds and calling forth storms
Riding in a chariot of gold
Comes the god of the ocean deep
With a yell he shakes the earth
Parts the mountain with a mighty girth
Sends them rolling into the sea
The birth of the islands comes to be
He tames the waves as he rides by
While creatures of the deep play 'round him
For it's the master they see
They know his name as Poseidon
With his trident he rules his world
Fighting those to dared him
Casting out forgotten sins.
Not as strong as the great god Zeus
He had to prove his power
So he made the horse with a mighty blow
But in his palace he's still the king
Known to all as Neptune, mast of the sea
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