Sea, She Murmurs Poem by Mark Heathcote

Sea, she murmurs a wave anchoring down
Oh, yes, do I drowned dear in a sea cave
As I hear echoes in what she calls my own refrain
Again and again, I hear a lifeguard shouting-out
Calling out is there no one left out there to save.

Oh, I guess all those mermen have drowned
In those White Sea waves returning to the grave
Guess I too couldn't vouchsafe-
I'd not be drowned in that shipwrecks grave
In them echoes of that mermaids cave.

Oh, she murmurs in her cave mewing mouth
Whilst internally I am literally vaporized.
Linger on down, like an airship rain cloud
Ooh, as she grins, ear to ear a rainbow
I grin too again and again.

I grin at the whispery-seas turn of foot
As the sea turns me around,
Again and again, again and again,
To the sound of her murmurs cry echoes
Her murmurs sweet refrain echoing, calling to me.