The lady and the sea
poem by:
Cierra Arrendale
Written
on Jan 27, 2017
She floats through seas of violet Followed by waves of blue The moon reflects on the neon water of her tropical lagoon The soft sands comfort her like an old friend While echos rises to meet her and say her name again Secretly she dreams of things she will never have Two legs and feet to cary her dancing with some lad To be one who lives on land and in the sea A forbidden dream she whispers as she sings to me A sad and lonely song she sings, the lady of the sea And how I wish to comfort her Although it cannot be
Tags: rhyme, wishful,
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Geoffrey Brewer commented:
This is a lovely, wistful and evocative poem - sad dreams of a mermaid.
Cierra Arrendale
commented:
Thank you very much Geoffrey! I am so pleased you enjoyed it.
Louise Wyatt
commented:
Really enjoyed this! Keep writing! :)
Maria Williams
commented:
I really enjoyed this
Christopher Russon
commented on Dec 29, 2017 at 4:22pm
A really lovely well crafted poem Cierra
