Wisdom's Curse: The Tragedy of Medusa
Cordelia Cross
Jan 6, 2024 01:17
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In the shadows of the temple's hallowed halls,
Athena, the goddess of wisdom, silently calls.
Her gaze, a piercing, unyielding light,
Yet in the shadows, darkness takes its flight.
Medusa, once fair, a maiden cursed,
Beauty turned to stone, her fate reversed.
Athena's wrath, a twisted decree,
Transforming a mortal to monstrosity.
Gorgon's eyes, a venomous stare,
A curse laid bare, beyond repair.
Athena's ire, a tempest's might,
In Medusa's gaze, eternal night.
Athena's shield, a polished sheen,
Reflecting horrors, a serpent queen.
Medusa, once favored, now condemned,
By the goddess' rage, forever stemmed.
In the labyrinth of shadows deep,
Medusa's tears, a mournful weep.
Athena, cold and resolute,
A darkened tale of divine repute.
Yet, in the depths of Medusa's despair,
A tragic beauty, a silent prayer.
Athena's justice, a double-edged sword,
Creating monsters, a cruel accord.
Goddess and Gorgon, entwined in fate,
A twisted dance of love and hate.
Athena, with wisdom, weaves the night,
Medusa, lost in eternal fright.
In the echoes of their tragic lore,
A tale of darkness, forevermore.
Athena's wisdom, a shadowed bane,
Medusa's curse, an eternal chain.
