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Siren by Jeff Mason Sunday, January 11, 2004 Share Print Save Become a Fan You know those women you come in contact with, who captivate? The ones who have such an amazing presence, you can’t take your eyes off them! The ones whose eyes draw you in; And, when they begin speaking, your ears refuse to hear anything else!
*Si·ren* n. 1. Greek Mythology. One of a group of sea nymphs who by their sweet singing lured mariners to destruction on the rocks surrounding their island. 2. siren A woman regarded as seductive and beautiful. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition Copyright © 2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company. She brushes her sweater with her hand; Casts a furtive sideways glance, Pretending not to look at me. Would I even stand a chance? A bold sweet seed of roughest stock; You’d never know it from her face And body that so many envy; Her beauty surpassed only by her grace. Her eyes compel me -- drink of them; Her smile, addictive drug so strong; Her every movement captivates; Her voice and laughter siren’s song. Copyright © 2004 Jeff Mason

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Reviewed by A Serviceable Villain	1/13/2004

A well-crafted work - I thoroughly enjoyed reading it!




Reviewed by Vesna Perkovic	1/12/2004

Pretending not to look at me. Would I even stand a chance? ...er...would you?..stand a chance I mean..smile Vesna




Reviewed by Ted Sheridan (Reader)	1/12/2004

Most guys only look at them and never speak to those type of women. That's how I got my wife, I opened my mouth and out came something similar to, but not entirely like English, she laughed and fell in love with me.




Reviewed by Kate Clifford	1/12/2004

Siren's tend to be lonely, because men are afraid to ask them for a dance. The rest of the females wish they could have that problem, not understanding what they are wishing for. In many ways you have captured this quite well in this write.




Reviewed by Carmen Ruggero	1/12/2004

Excellent construction and form. Yes, you've nailed this one right, I have to agree.




Reviewed by Anna Marie Fritz	1/12/2004

I agree with Eileen..."pegged"...to a T. Grand work here!




Reviewed by E T Waldron	1/11/2004

Excellent scenario Jeff, you have the siren pegged!;-)




Reviewed by Debashish Haar (Reader)	1/11/2004

This is wonderful, Jeff!




Reviewed by Rebekah Rosie Lang	1/11/2004

Is that #2 your definition or the Dictionary's? Probably yours I would guess. This is a Great Poem! We, ahem, Gorgeous and Beautiful women, KNOW what we are doing! (grin) Thanks for reviews Jeff!




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	1/11/2004

Giggle........yip!! We know how!!......LOL!! Excellent write Jeff.....dreamy!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by Al Swanson (Reader)	1/11/2004

you got this one right I think Jeff ! Yep, some to them amazingly gorgeous, and it always good to be so when you play the role, smiles, Bt it is still true I think, that the prettier are prettier inside first, and if you have both, well you just don't have a chance, a great depiction of what men, so ignorant, and ego swollen, are up against, al