The Scandinavians and most likely the Anglo-Saxons too, name the days of the week after thier gods, we still use these names, except for Saturday, which seem the only one to be named after a Roman god, Saturn, the Scandinavians etc called it bathnight! So at what point did it change back to a Roman name and was bathing more repugnant to the conversion period church than that of a Pagan god?
Do you understand poetry? I only seem to when I have a context, I've just encountered Margaret Attwood's poem Sekhmet, in parts as quoted by a character in another book I've just finished, as ithe circumstances of the quote had a context I understood it and loved it, do you "get" poetry or is it a jumble of unconnected to words to you too?
