Medusa
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Medusa
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Ella era la mujer más hermosa que existía
En la antigua Grecia poseerla todos querían
Y nadie podía por más que quisieran tenerla
Ya que era la sirviente de la Diosa Atenea
Pero un día Poseidón no soportó
Todo el deseo y la terrible tentación
Y en el templo de Atenea de ella abusó
Ella desesperada a su Diosa acudió
Con la gran sorpresa de que más bien la castigo
Y pango su ofensa con la terrible maldición
De perder su belleza y en un monstruo la convirtió
Ahora es Medusa un demonio horrendo
Que tiene serpientes en vez de cabello
Con solo una mirada te puede matar
Si la mirás a los ojos en piedra te convertirá
Ahora es Medusa un demonio horrendo
Que tiene serpientes en vez de cabello
Con solo una mirada te puede matar
Si la mirás a los ojos en piedra te convertirá
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