Phaethon And Phoebus

(44)Whatever You ask of me I will grant you.
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(49-51)His Words were no sooner out than the boy asked to drive his father's chariot for a day and take control of all that horsepower
(54)Your words show that my own were rash.
(52-53)The Father Regretted His Oath. Three times, four times, he shook his luminous head.
(54-55)I wish that I could take back my promise.
(55-57)I confess, This alone I would refuse you, my son, but now all I can do is talk some sense into you.
(58-60)What you want is not safe, quite beyond your strength and boyish years. Your lot is mortal; what you ask for is not.
(60-64)Unaware, you aspire to more than other gods can handle. Though each of them may do as he pleases. None except myself, has the power to stand on the running board of the chariot of fire.
(65-66)Even the Olympian, for all his awesome thunderbolts, but a curse.

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