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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The waves crushing her tiny body with striking blows White creamy wash caresses her golden skin as the wave slows Moving sluggishly towards the horizon Because of a recurring vision she hopes she’ll arise in Her feet digging deep into the sand as it sinks between her toes Emersed, with arms folded she prepares and off she goes The cool oceans breeze kisses her beet-red cheeks It knows what she’s come for and what she seeks Sunshine drips onto coppery auburn locks shimmering, it lifts A pale honey-wheat straw sunhat spins away and drifts Almost completely submerged in salty brazen waters Compelled at this point with the nauticus mythic plotters Shut against blaring sunrays are her deep emerald eyes Her sunburnt face gazing up at vanilla skys She meditates on what had before appeared, a glimpse Of the siren with long flowing raven hair and other nymphs Teeth chattering to tapping sounds like wooden castanets do Contain her trembling lips she can’t, they turn purplish merlot-blue Shaking from an Autumn’s cold spell, she imagines she’s a mermaid But diving in opaque murky silt wasn’t what she had expected Her bare flesh emerging from impure poisonous rot of green Blood red ripples dripping from the clouds that are unseen Neither she nor the fierce Cyrene, Apollos wife the naiad should dread Numbing overcomes her at last she hears the siren singing in her head Paralyzing fragments of her hallucination now bestow A gifted sacrifice her (secret thoughts) needed for soothing waves to flow In the distance a cranberry sun sets, now streaks of pink implores A darkened blue-green sea, maroon and sapphire shores A beautiful mermaid appears and thanks her for her secret thought That only love for the deep blue sea (the ocean is life) and to all this be taught
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