Thena's Warrior Wrath
Sideon stared at Dusa with longing lust
She was carefree and with a beauty
That could not be out shone
Approaching Dusa with a hand of roses
He offered her love better than her lovers
She took his hand touching the God of the school
They left the grounds and Dusa floated with his touch
Leading her to a car
She ran her fingers over in a slow admiration
When he touched her she made peace in the sea of his eyes
Slamming down
A crack of glass
And plenty of gasps
One from an angry Thena with a warrior look
Brass knuckles wrapped her hands
Lips craving blood for the broken pieces
Sideon runs and leaves her alone
Not a true lover
He had shone
Thena rushes with great haste
And slammed Dusa in the face
Ripped her hair from the roots down
Until she cried rivers in the vacant parking lot
Dusa is cursed with the scars of Thena's wrath
A single look will send you into a stoning shock
Lovers left her alone
With all her scars and hair all gone
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