I am Hephaestus, Festering, Alone in my home Of infidelity. Pestering, My goddess, my queen, With pleas, that I may reach And touch her beauty, That my ears may hear her sing. Hoping I could snake my way Around her olive tree, With the courage of Athene. She's the amor in the air, Armored by her disgusted stare. And I'm ensnared. Tangled, In her hair. Amongst dead roses, And broken mirrors, I repair. Mending what was never there. Convincing myself I'm not impaired.
I am Hephaestus, Festering, In this forge. I'm scorched, By my heart's Endless scourge.