Third Wave Persephone
One wave, two waves, three.
No longer judged by beauty,
But poor, old Persephone
Was not as lucky as we.
Taken from her glorious field
By a powerful king concealed
As a wonderous suitor, but for real,
A middle-aged man, revealed.
Taken to dark, ominous caves,
A precious offer he gave.
A queen? Nay, but a slave.
But be a serf, she could not do.
A magic potion, she would brew
Stronger than all offered fruit.
One sip by he, away she flew.
In a society plagued and corrupt,
A man could steal her so abrupt,
Starting now, she shouts “Enough!”
She is ready to enforce #timesup
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