Read Poem: perseus, by kay gardner

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i have died for beauty’s sake
she lured me with a poem
though it may break
a heart can’t ache
it if’s been turned to stone

i have heard the siren’s wail
(the beast in me was done)
the moonlight pale
a scrape of scale
and so my will was flown

i have seen desire’s lie
base lust was all i’d known
but when she sighed
her steady eyes
sent tremors to my bones

i have lived for beauty’s grace
abandoning my home
she tired of chase
concealed her face
and I have died alone

–kay gardner

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