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"Odysseus and The Siren" There he is like Odysseus bound to the mast of his ship cursive words dispatched through aether to the somnolent nodding in their stock he avoids full brace the Siren’s enchantment a song that sings his internal compass towards her she commands and swiftly ignites the St Elmo's Fire burning in his mind she is a mused and flattered bee she is the electric storm come to defibrillate his heart washed up like a shipwreck spent with all his split treasure boxes on her Sirenum Scopuli jagged oyster rocks wet and lush wise pearls that glisten no ocean dwelling sprite this lark with tale to swim in the murky pea-green soup with pterodactyls and sabre-toothed sharks ;) white-washed with lye who in her loonish wake he does divine delight She, possessing wings that fly no silver scales that sting - her She songs lure crazed men out of their dark to shine in Lux the Light emollient their flinty core and like a graceful lark midnight-winged in full-feathered fast flight she soars her songs trilling enraptured minds imparts cold hearts to ride with Goddesses on Gryphons she conjures spells and lyrics on a soft silent breeze where mutes with a thousand eyes do listen - 'tis not her songs that men should fear 'tis in her black Silence rips and tears The Veil for when her magic songs do cease your sad loss is the moment you are truly captured with no release Tenacious she will beckon you until without resistance you yielding to her heart dive into her mind of Deep Deep then to blinding bright Azure Some say beware the Sirens they are death to men who love impart and risk all dusky musky sin Ah lark that sings Put away your periscope this Siren bird resounds the heat that comes with passion words of waking liberation that do not drug but unravel all your tight chaste ropes to dream of better things lust and longing - have faith, one can but hope to find the place outside of all that fear that steered the Greek and Roman Poets - to risk the circumnavigate invisible portal The 1 True Gate the beating heart 'neath shelter of her feathery wings to find her talons holding tight to all her muses, mere mortals, turn to magical beings safe in Anthemoessa to dream with the Gods of LOVE and FREEDOM (LadyLabyrinth/2018)
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