Poem:
Andromeda, the maiden fair,
In splendor, she wanders the celestial sphere,
Adorned with stars, her beauty severe,
Her fate, a myth, forever to share.
She’s chained to a rock, a sacrifice awaited,
To appease the wrath of the gods, fated,
Perseus, her savior, to the rescue he hurried,
Her freedom, his sword’s stroke, he grated.
Andromeda, immortalized in the sky,
A constellation, twinkling up high,
Her beauty, forever will never die,
In our hearts, eternally will try.
Haiku:
Andromeda shines,
A beauty in the night sky,
Stars adorn her veil.
Limerick:
There was a fair maiden named Andromeda,
Her fate, to be chained to rock, oh how bizarre!
A hero named Perseus came,
With his sword, he broke her shame,
And freed her from her heavenly scar.
