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Goddess

Her beauty, even Helen of Troy would be jealous

She freezes me with her eyes like Medusa

Makes me shine with her touch like Midas

When she lets go I am stone once more

Her voice like the Sirens call crashes me into the shore

I can’t fight it, I can’t resist

She is a goddess and has me transfixed

With all the horrors and beauty of every Myth

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ryan-king
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Dec 20, 2011
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