The Two-Faced Woman

Have you seen the two-faced woman?
She wears a smile, perfect for some,
But beneath it lies a storm,
A cunning fox, waiting to strike.

Her selfishness and jealousy feed her schemes.
Behind closed doors, she tears others apart,
Humiliating, ruining reputations,
Turning her whispers into daggers.

With sweet words, she draws you in,
Building a cage from twisted truths.
You find yourself trapped,
The walls closing in,
Breathless, suffocated by her web.

She doesn’t stop there.
When you fall, she makes sure
The world turns its back on you.
Her power lies in her lies,
More dangerous than the dragons of folklore.
This is not a story to forget.

Remember her mask,
And catch her at the first deceit.
Don’t be fooled by her sweetness,
Or you’ll find yourself ensnared,
Lost in the depths of her treachery.