Ottoman couch, how handsome your furniture. Lovelier now, but dressed for a funeral. Begging you to sit for a portrait on the wall To hang in the dark of some parliamentary hall. Elegant clothes you want to be seen with her Under your tweeds you sweat like a teenager.
Artemis of Greek Mythology. Artemis (Greek mythology) is the goddess of the moon and hunting. She also represented the female side of childbirth and chastity. Her twin brother is the sun god Apollo, and their parents are Zeus and Leto. Along with her brother, Artemis is often simultaneously a healer and a hunter. The moon goddess is known for protecting and assisting young flocks, but is also known as the stag-killer for her proficient hunting with a bow and arrow, her signature weapon.
What does Artemis mean? Artemis [artemis] as a girls' name (also used less generally as boys' name Artemis) is pronounced AR-te-miss. It is of Greek origin. Mythology: name of the Greek goddess of the moon, of hunting, and of chastity, equivalent to the Romans' Diana. The other two virgin goddesses were Hestia, goddess of the hearth, and Athena, goddess of wisdom.