Hera the Queen of Gods and Skies Poem

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Hera, queen of gods so fair,
With regal grace and majestic air,
On Olympus, her throne she keeps,
Watching over all with eyes that peep.
As wife of Zeus, the king of skies,
Her jealousy oft sparks and flies,
For mortal loves that he pursues,
Her wrath unleashed, like stormy cues.
Yet, Hera's power is not just scorn,
But also the symbol of motherly care born,
Goddess of marriage, family, and birth,
She holds a sacred place on Earth.
Her peacock throne, a symbol bright,
Of her beauty, wisdom, and royal might,
Her eyes survey with watchful gaze,
Her domain, the skies, and earthly maze.
Oh, Hera, queen of gods and skies,
With wisdom deep and watchful eyes,
We honor you with reverence true,
And seek your blessings, ever anew.