Siren

Mythical Temptress, Very Real Pain

A Powers
I fall back on the crest of the wave,

soothed by the lull of the tide,

nourished by the spray, this balm of Gilliad.

I am held high by the roar of the water,

and I am dipped low to touch the silt and sea grass.

Rocking me to sleep.

And in my dreams, the wind is my hair

and the earth beneath my feet rises up into me.

The flowers bloom hazy in shades not found on the open sea.

But when I awake, I must swim again and flit the water

and sing my misery to those who pass.

Published by A Powers

FIND WHAT YOU WANT ON MY ORGANIZED WEBSITE http://awriterpowers.yolasite.com/ A. Powers is an English major and longtime freelance writer. She enjoys sharing her experiences with crafts, films and other...  View profile

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  • AnnaB4/10/2011

    This is a very interesting and pretty poem,

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