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Siren by R. S. Williams Thursday, September 20, 2007 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Siren Her eyes, two pools of clearest water, Mirroring that world within; Reflecting summers warmth with grace, If eyes could talk her eyes would sing. The ballad might tell of hidden dangers, Troubled waters unperceived, Exotic threats beneath the surface, Sharp stones and entangling weeds. And yet Should every danger be contrived To lurk down there amongst the Deeps Still would I gaze into her haunting eyes, Where Medusa�s spirit never sleeps.

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Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	9/20/2007

A very interesting, intriguing and moving piece, enjoyed. Be safe, Karen




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	9/20/2007

Excellent work!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by William Cryer	9/20/2007

Hey this is good. Very nice imagery. Are you referring to the Deeps as the underworld? Just curious.