StonedA Poem by Azalee SchmetterlingThis is a metaphor for death using a mythology from ancient Greece.
Death, thy name is medusa!
A passing glance leaves victims perfectly still, breathless lips and sight-less eyes With expressions lost on drawn features, caught now in the gravity’s lust No pulse… no sound… no breath… Those who sought you out, met you – never to return There is no talisman, or head to take to disarm your alluring spell and never a hero strong enough to escape you. You are too powerful – as immortal as the stones you leave behind.
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1 Review Added on April 2, 2008 AuthorAzalee SchmetterlingTampa, FLAboutJust rediscovering this site. It has been some time since I've been on here. I hope to spend some time reading some writings and also sparking my own creativity, it seems I have found myself in a crea.. more..Writing
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