
A lone siren, living on the edge of the sea, a lovely flower of the bay. She's lost the love of her life, so she does what she do? She expels all the siren within in her, giving the townspeople something to love and live for, since she has nothing.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Fantasy/Poetry - Words: 176 - Reviews: 2 - Favs: 2 - Published: 08-20-12 - Status: Complete - id: 3051944
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The Siren
She sang, she sang til' the edge of day,
Giving her voice to the sky,
The siren who lived on the bay.
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From all when and where's people would say
"Whose is that voice so high?"
She sang, she sang, til' the edge of day.
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She would sing, she would sing from June to May
For she knew not a fulfilling life
The siren who lived on the bay.
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Her voice no others could imitate
Although numerous people would try.
She sang, she sang til' the edge of day.
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To her songs, people would dance, sing, and be gay
And they'd search and search to never find
The siren who lived on the bay.
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She would sing rain or shine, blue skies or grey
For her love of life was bone dry.
She sang, she sang til' the edge of day
The siren who lived on the bay.
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A/N: no stealing, thanks! (I looooove mermaids/sirens. I think they're so cool! And this poem style is called a Villanelle (sp?)
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