Queen Sirens Sea Sire Poem by Eizen S.J.

'Sitting along a solemn shore
A man among the fish
A Song of Songs entranced me then
Gifted my every wish

I followed a hallowed haunted song
Achieving my hearts best
At the end a sea queen found
A God bestowed me blessed

She took me down the line
Where the star and water meet
Helped me greet an umber sun
Whilst the waves were at my feet

She brought me to my shattered self
Eyes blue in mirrored glass
Healed my scars and marks with love
I thought they'd always last

We travelled down a olden path
Where gravel decay lay
Built ourselves a lapis tower
Till death that's where we stay

Her scales they shine so brighten blindly
I think they make most green
Little do the viewers know
That's rarely what she means

It's hard to dim a light so bold
It's Spirit's plexus glow
And if you try, I'd think again
Your shot you'll surely blow

The Queen of Sirens rage so loud,
Her passion an arrow
You've wronged her once, she let twice slide
Thrice a hellish no

She'll sick me on you once upon,
She is my sire sea
Her hands clean, mine sacrifice
Queen weaver reigns supreme'