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Homer, Vergil, and Queen Hatshepsut Make Unprecedented Appearance in 21st Century


Recently, three figures from ancient history were seen hobnobbing at a harvest party in the Lancaster area. The famous poets, Homer and Vergil, met up with the fascinating Queen Hatshepsut from Deir-al-Bahri, Egypt. All three looked amazingly well-preserved for their ages.


The bantering bards, Homer and Vergil, conversed about their lives as poets and were on hand to sign copies of their latest works, the Odyssey and the Aeneid. Queen Hatshepsut was a little shocked at the attire of the age, but made friends readily with a cheerleader attending the event.


When asked how the three of them ended up at this party in some podunk town in Pennsylvania, Homer and Vergil replied that they were on their way to a meeting of The Dead Poets Society. They bumped into Hatshepsut who was on her way back from Punt with monkeys and a bunch of balsam trees. Always being up for an adventure, she decided to join them.

Reported by Mom

Photo credits: Katherine Millen

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