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The Muses
In Greek mythology, the Muses are the nine goddesses who preside over the arts and sciences…
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High on a big, tall mountain, nine happy sisters lived. They were called the Muses. Long, long ago, the world was very quiet, but the sisters had a wonderful secret. They knew how to fill the world with music, art, and joy. They had songs in their hearts and stories in their minds. This is the story of the nine sisters, The Muses.
The Muses would fly down from their tall mountain. They looked like colorful butterflies flying in the sky. When they saw someone who wanted to tell a story, they would whisper a little idea in their ear. A fun idea! When someone wanted to sing a song, the Muses gave them a happy tune. They taught people how to dance with wiggly, happy feet. They taught people how to paint with all the colors of a big, bright rainbow. The world was not quiet anymore. It was full of happy songs. It was full of fun stories and lots of laughing.
The Muses helped everyone share their happy feelings. They helped them share their wonderful ideas. The stories and songs they helped create are still here today. You can see them in big books and tall buildings called museums. And their secret is still here for you. Yes, for you! Whenever you draw a pretty picture, you are using their magic. Whenever you sing a happy song or dance in your room, that is the magic of the Muses. The Muses are always there to help you play and create.
The Story of the Muses
High on a big, tall mountain, nine happy sisters lived. They were called the Muses. Long, long ago, the world was very quiet, but the sisters had a wonderful secret. They knew how to fill the world with music, art, and joy. They had songs in their hearts and stories in their minds. This is the story of the nine sisters, The Muses.
The Muses would fly down from their tall mountain. They looked like colorful butterflies flying in the sky. When they saw someone who wanted to tell a story, they would whisper a little idea in their ear. A fun idea! When someone wanted to sing a song, the Muses gave them a happy tune. They taught people how to dance with wiggly, happy feet. They taught people how to paint with all the colors of a big, bright rainbow. The world was not quiet anymore. It was full of happy songs. It was full of fun stories and lots of laughing.
The Muses helped everyone share their happy feelings. They helped them share their wonderful ideas. The stories and songs they helped create are still here today. You can see them in big books and tall buildings called museums. And their secret is still here for you. Yes, for you! Whenever you draw a pretty picture, you are using their magic. Whenever you sing a happy song or dance in your room, that is the magic of the Muses. The Muses are always there to help you play and create.
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In Greek mythology, the Muses are the nine goddesses who preside over the arts and sciences, inspiring creativity in mortals.
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