First, fairy poems
1, Homer's Epic: These are two epics written by Homer, an ancient Greek poet, which contain many fairy tales, such as Trojan War and Odyssey.
2. Divine Comedy: This is the masterpiece of Italian Renaissance poet Dante, which contains many mythical characters and stories, such as scenes of hell, purgatory and heaven.
3. Paradise Lost: This is the work of john milton, a British poet, which tells the story of Adam and Eve being expelled from the Garden of Eden, and the fall and redemption of mankind.
4. Odyssey: This is another epic written by Homer, an ancient Greek poet, which tells the story of Odyssey's adventure at sea for ten years and finally returning to his hometown.
5. Divine spectrum: This is a long poem written by hesiod, an ancient Greek poet, which tells the origin and pedigree of the gods in Greek mythology.
Second, the origin of myth poetry
1. Homer, an ancient Greek poet, was the first person to write poems in mythical mode. He lived in ancient Greece around the 8th century BC and was one of the most important poets in the history of western literature.
2. Homer's masterpieces are two epics, Iliad and Odyssey, which tell the adventures of the Trojan War and Odyssey and contain many elements of ancient Greek mythology. In these works, Homer uses rich fairy tales and legends, and through the description of mythical characters and events, he expresses his thoughts on human nature, war and fate.
3. The Iliad and Odyssey were created in a mythical mode, and the mythical elements in them not only added mysterious and romantic colors to the works, but also provided rich materials and inspiration for later literary and artistic creation.
4. For example, the images of gods and heroes such as Achilles, Hecktor and Odysseus depicted in epic poems became classic images in later literary works.
5. Generally speaking, Homer's Iliad and Odyssey are the earliest poetic works written in mythological mode, which have a profound influence on the development of western literature and culture.