Mermaid Poem by Kevin Eaglesfield
Mermaid
Not with cascading shimmering tresses,
Head bent slightly on her delicate neck,
Gazing at the gentle sea
Does this one perch.
No.
This one slumps,
With hair knotted tightly
Through white grasping fingers.
Tail slapping the dirty sea
As we would kick in grief.
Claws wrists then head,
Then wrists again.
Growls and moans
Through snarling gritted teeth.
And rocks.
your this cute imaginative poem also rocks...well done, Kevin...10
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I would like to translate this poem
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5/4/2024 7:42:45 PM # 1.0.0.1119
This is quite a twist on the conventional mermaid. Glad I don't meet her in the twilight on the beach. Good wordpower though Kev.10