Hydra

A hydra is a mythical beast of ancient Greece
A serpent with many heads that never cease

To grow back when one is cut off by a blade
A challenge for the hero Heracles, who made
A clever plan to burn the wounds and stop the spawn
And finally slay the monster in the swamp of Lerna

A hydra is also a symbol of resilience and power
A creature that can adapt and overcome any hour
Of danger or adversity, with venom and with might
A wonder of the imagination, a source of awe and fright

A hydra is a fantasy that lives in stories and in art
A creature that can inspire us to be brave and smart
To face our fears and obstacles, to never give up hope
To find our inner strength and courage, to learn and grow and cope.

A Hydra is a mythical creature that resembles a giant snake with multiple heads.
The number of heads varies depending on the source, but it is usually nine or more.
One of the heads is immortal and cannot be killed by normal means.
The Hydra also has the ability to regenerate its heads when they are cut off, making it very hard to defeat.
The Hydra's blood and breath are poisonous, and it can cause death with a single bite.

The Hydra lurks in the dark swamp
A fearsome beast with many eyes
Its scaly body coils and twists
Its hissing heads spit venom and lies

The Hydra waits for its prey to come
A foolish hero or a hapless beast
It strikes with speed and deadly force
Its hungry jaws ready for a feast

The Hydra laughs at the sword and fire
That try to end its wicked life
It grows more heads from every wound
It thrives on pain and endless strife

The Hydra lives in the ancient myth
A symbol of evil and decay
But some may say it still exists
In different forms in our modern day..