Echoes of Olympus: From Darkness Soared Light

In the abyss where silence dwelt, Where neither breath nor touch was felt, Nyx wandered lone, a veil of shade, Her children gone, their paths conveyed.

The boundless night, though vast and deep, Offered no solace, no soul to keep. But Erebus, the shadow’s heir, Lit her heart in darkness rare.

From shadowed depths, their union wove, A bond as strong as the stars above. Beneath the void, where silence sighed, Two children rose, with light their guide.

First came Aether, the heavens’ flame, God of radiance, eternal name. His light did pierce the endless veil, A golden breath where stars prevail.

Then Hemera, fair morning's bloom, Goddess of day, the night’s heirloom. Her steps unfurled the waking sky, Dawn’s bright embrace, where shadows die.

Through the aeons, in time’s great stream, Aether and Hemera wove their dream. From their love, where the heavens meet, Thalassa rose, the sea’s heartbeat.

Upon Gaia’s back, her waves were sown, A cradle vast, where life was grown. Her tides did sing, her depths proclaim, A hymn eternal, her boundless name.

Life awoke beneath her hand, Beasts of sea and creatures grand. Through currents deep and waters wide, Her voice gave breath to ocean’s tide.

Thus from void and shadowed night, Sprang love, then day, and heavens bright. From Aether’s flame and Hemera’s grace, Thalassa wove life’s vast embrace.

Through darkness soared a light divine, Through shadow, time, and fate’s design. Nyx beheld her lineage soar, A legacy of gods forevermore.