Persephone Amelia Peralta
CW 2-2
Introduction to Poetry
Of Fairytales and Whatnots
Never the damsel in distress;
she defeated the dragons,
she climbed down the tower,
she walked on water.
Never the damsel in distress;
she put on her own heels,
she threw away the poisoned apple,
she tamed the beast.
Never the damsel in distress;
Yet—
He showed her the world,
He loved the ugly parts of her,
And he awoken her barren heart with a kiss.
Come quick, love.
I am awake.
BINABASA MO ANG
To Hell and Back
RomansaOf Gods and Mortals III: (Hades & Persephone) She was as cold as ice, until him.
