Kalopsia
[ka-lop-se-a] Greek
(n.) The delusion of things being more beautiful than they really are.
Poetry. Mostly intertwined with Tales of Greek Mythology.
"Will wonders never cease
When my muse saunters the velvet night,
And prays to the moon for...
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You obliterated her heart Ruined her morality Invaded her thoughts without permission And filled her senses with poison.
Your beauty is pulchritudinous So heartbreakingly beautiful That even Aphrodite cries of jealousy. And your voice, so quixotic, so melodic Full of danger and shadowed confinement, That the songs of the Sirens couldn't even compare Nor persuade you.
Yet your words are laced with venom And your beauty is pure poison And your eyes are like daggers That cut through her completely When you look in her direction. Eyes, So cold, so unforgiving, that they could turn Medusa into stone.
You are so merciless, So evil, That not even Hades would know what to do with you.
So persuasive, That you convinced the fates to do your bidding. You bend and break heartstrings With the riveting melody That is your voice That makes Orpheus and Apollo's fingers Spile ichor When playing the tune on their lyre.
