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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Despite her very boring job the sea witch still often arose to swim upward to see the sun; And every day, all day long she would simply stay there basking quietly in the sunlight; Her crown of gold always glowed as her eight midnight tentacles splashed the sea just for fun; Time always lingered but passed on and yet the sea witch still enjoyed the silent peace in the land above; With the humans gone she felt free until she saw the sight of a lady in purple with a bright pink tail. A green head of luscious hair appeared as her long lost friend met her gaze in these desolately calm night skies; For a moment she paused before she said, "I know you and I intend to bring you the moon's light, for you are worthy." She then held out the shining crescent smiling up brightly while gulls sang and didn't waver upon seeing the crown; The ocean king's gold trident faced her and that's when she realized her heart had a question that needed an answer. "Your song is what summoned me to you, but will you ever come back home again to share the music with the rest of us?" The sea witch looked down at her trident with a sagely smile while pointing it towards the held out moon before replying, "For many years I longed to feel like Ariel so why rejoin the depths when this earth has always offered me genuine refuge?" Then she reached out to touch the moon while the mermaid looked at her pensively, not realizing that she'd just been blessed. Note: The sea witch is based on an original character I created for a video game playthrough. You can see the accompanying art for this poem on my Tumblr.
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