goddess of Marriage, goddess of childbirth,
I am.
I was once loving, I was once amiable.
But Zeus, Oh Zeus! He fooled me.
He said I was his love,
A cuckoo bird, did no one see?
I was lovely, gracious and kind,
But often, Zeus wayward strays.
So I've been angry. is that a crime?
I've lost respect, to my dismay.
And now, they will feel my anger,
they will feel my wrath,
all those he visited their beds.
Hera, was the Olympian goddess of marriage
and childbirth, and Queen of the gods, in
Greek mythology. She was the daughter of Cronus
and Rhea, the wife of Zeus - King of  the
gods, and the mother of Ares (god of war),
Hebe (goddess of youth), Hephaestus - god
of arts and crafts, and Eileithyia (goddess
of childbirth).
Hera is associated with family and welfare,
and is known by the Romans with the name,
Juno. A mighty queen, she was one of the fairest
goddesses on Mount Olympus. She was the protector
of children, Marriage, and a symbol for married
women.Hera  is usually depicted, sometimes
alongside Zeus, as a fully clothed woman
of solemn beauty, wearing a radiant crown
or a wreath and a veil, and Sometimes carrying
a scepter as a symbol of fertility. She is
also often accompanied by a peacock, which
is one of her sacred animals, or a Cuckoo,
as a token of the way she was wooed by Zeus.
The Greek stories tell that Zeus seduced Hera into
marriage. Knowing full well that the goddess
loved animals dearly, he transformed himself
into a sick  cuckoo, and reverted to his
original form only when she took the poor
creature to her breast to warm it.However,
Hera 
is known to be an extremely jealous goddess.Her
marriage to Zeus,  was an unhappy one, mostly
due to the reason that Zeus had numerous
affairs with goddesses and mortal women alike.
Jealous and vengeful, but knowing she could
not hurt or stop her husband, Hera directed
her anger towards Zeus' lovers, and filled
their lives with a great deal of suffering.
One of her unfortunate victims, was Semele ,
whom she killed by tricking her into forcing
her lover  Zeus,  to reveal himself before
her in all his glory. Since humans can’t
look upon at gods without perishing, Semele vaporised
into thin air.Others who have suffered the
powerful goddess's anger include  Callisto, 
whom she turned into a bear, for giving
birth to Zeus’ child Arcas, Leto, whom
she pursued for a long time and delayed her
giving birth to Apollo, and then Heracles,
whose birth she delayed, costing him the throne
of Argolid, and additionally subjecting him
to a lifetime of trials and hardship.
Hera was as much a vain goddess  as she was
a jealous one. Like most of the other Greek
goddesses, when it came to her beauty, She was
easily offended.This was shown when she sent Orion’s
wife to the underworld, because the woman 
had boasted that she was as beautiful as the
goddess.
Also, after Paris chose Aphrodite instead
of her, she became a sworn enemy of Troy.
