Medusa
I am an outcast
A menace to society
I am dusa
I used to have fun
And dance at parties
Until he made his pants looser
Athena wanted seidon
seidon wanted me
Not that he asked what I thought
He grabbed my waist
Said my curls looked like snakes
Then he moved me like a wave at sea
it Was not hot
I couldn’t speak
Mouth underwater
He tuned my soul to stone
As time went on
He called me the monster
Now I want to be left alone
I curse any man who thinks
He can look at my face and
Want what he sees
I dare you to stare into my
Deep captivating eyes
Ill give you the stone disease
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