The sea grows rude
And raucously loud
As it beats against the rocks.
But could you see,
Through wave and dell,
A silvery back flash?
Ah, yes, it is!
A dolphin’s back,
Crashing through the waves.
But what is that
Upon its back?
A mermaid’s seaweed hair?
Prepare ye men!
And guard against,
The Siren’s fatal tone.
The maiden then,
Drew me down,
Into the deep green sea.
For yet is seems,
Men only dream,
To conquer a siren song
That is a nice poem that does not rhyme. You really did well on it.
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Thank you, Jared!
Ashley
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You are Welcome. Keep up with the excellent work.
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I loved the poem–magical and imaginative. Do more!
Barbara
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Thanks, Barbara! I hope to do more soon!
Ashley
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Nunca he escrito poesía pero me encanta.
Sigue escribiendo, lo haces muy, muy bien.. Que bonito poema!
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Translation: I have never written a poem that I don’t love. You write very, very well…What a beautiful poem!
Answer: Thanks so much!!!
Ashley
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