 For him, they were ways to celebrate athletes. Basically, that's how it started. The winner of the chariot race, the winner of the boxing match, the winner of the pole vault, if that's what they did back then, I don't know. So they began as ways of celebrating, basically. And, you know, there have been many odes written in many different styles. But basically, I look on it as a way to get under the skin of things, through the membrane a little bit, and see what's wriggling around underneath. Right.