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Sirena by Molly E Pearson Friday, March 01, 2002 Share Print Save Become a Fan The seas bow to you, In your immortality, For your deep love, Of a mortal man, And you got your wish, For he loves you back, Truely, It wasn't for your song, It was for you, If only some of us, Were so lucky, Pray for us, The ones that you used to hate, The ones that you used to envy, We may have soft skin, And we may have legs, As you have none, But we don't have love, The love you have, For eternity, We are all sisters, In the end.

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Reviewed by m j hollingshead	9/1/2002

well done




Reviewed by Ron Dondiego	3/13/2002

It leaves one with much to think about ... But I was wondering if there might be a sequel? You're truly a talent!