Mrs Midas is a poem written from the viewpoint of the wife of the mythological King Midas from Metamorphoses. King Midas was granted a wish whereby everything he touched would turn to gold.
Mrs Midas is a poem written from the viewpoint of the wife of the mythological King Midas, from the Roman poet Ovid鈥檚 Metamorphoses. King Midas was granted a wish by the god Dionysus whereby everything he touched would turn to gold.
With comical undertones, a wide range of emotions are expressed through the persona of Mrs Midas as she speaks out against her husband's foolish actions and gradually separates herself from him.
She leaves him to waste away in isolation while she lament A formal expression of sorrow or mourning, especially in verse or song. the loss of their physical relationship and the chance to have a baby together to fulfil their dreams.