Beware of Mermaids
I can swim through the iciest of waters;
The dolphins hunt with me,
Then we part ways
and feast on our catch;
The vision the land dwellers have amuses me,
Their picture is hopelessly flawed;
We don't have the tail of a fish,
Just the ability to swim hard and strong;
Our eyes see in the deep dark depths
Our voices sing with the waves;
The rhythm of the darkness warns the sailors
'Beware of Mermaids'.
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