Note: This could be viewed as a collection of 25 very short poems. However, because of the common theme of mythological creatures running through them all, and the relative consistency of style, we choose to view this as a single poem.

Synopsis: Juvenile. A series of 25 poems, each 4 to 6 lines, describing mythological creatures, each accompanied by a drawing by the author. The ToC lists each of these poems separately, but because of the consistent theme, we list them as a single item. The poems are: The Cyclops; Medusa; The Phoenix; Cerberus; Pan; The Sirens; The Chimaera; They Hydra of Lerna; The Minotaur; The Sphinx; Echidna; Charybdis; Scylla; Pegasus; The Basilisk; Typhon; The Hippocampus; The Centaur; The Hoopoe; The Dragon; The Calydonian Boar; The Delphic Pythoness; The Erinnyes; The Tritons; The Harpy. One example is:

The Phoenix is a bird which catches on fire from always striking matches But rises from its ash, they say, To burn itself another day