Sense Sonnet - Pumper

 Monster Metaphor

In folklore I'm a monster famed

For punishment of lustful men.

Hair of snakes, Medusa I'm named.

I should be praised by all women,

Who feel of men as I do feel,

When we're treated badly by them.

Men deserve a punishment real,

Experiencing our just mayhem.

Men must know we hold scorn and rage

When they think we're objects to own.

Thus it's fitting that we engage

In turning such men into stone.

When he sees her in lustful way,

He deserves a statue display.