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Medusa Jenner


Medusa was a queen in her own day

The Jenners are queens of today

One look of Medusas glare 

Would leave you forever in a stare

One like on Kylies picture

Would permanently leave you as a fixture

The queens of yesterday and today are the same

Just as we all end in a flame.

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