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Worth of Freindship


A godess known for external beauties

A godness known for unseen beauties

A godess known for bringing life

A godess infamous for stoning life

Two godesses exampled for juxtaposition, were two who had the best relations

Until the day came, that one had to lead

And godess Persephone decided to leave.

Medusa decided, full of rage

To bring about her own New Age

Persephone rose her hand, and killer virigin no more

Ended a freindship, to live a life of bore

 

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