The ryhme scheme is AB, and i got a bit tuck near the end, but i will mos iekly update with the finished version tomrrow
Sirens Song
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Come a bit closer my dear
Listen, I have a tale you must hear
An epic of sadness and song
The legends surrounding it tedious and long
Women, beatiful women, but not anymore
Their arms to wings, legs to claws, spirits becoming sore
Voices flowing like the wind
From the island they where pinned
Luring those to close to thier island home
Becoming the subject of many a poem
These women's wings where flightless
For the muses deafted them relentless
Perched on an island of bones
Their songs of varying tones
Opherious escaped them in the firth
Oydessues defeated them without mirth
They where tossed into the ocean
Dragged to hell, causing a commotion
The couldn't esacpe a phrophacy
Left to tell their story are singers, bards, and me
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i think this is my favorite...i also know i spelled Opherious wrong, and Firth is a word, it is a small inlet. feedback appriciated!
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Sirens' Poem
PuisiThis is the brainstorm process of a poem I have to write for English on Sirens (from Greek mythology) and since I was having a bit of trouble choosing between drafts and such, I figured I'd see what other people thought. the poem can only be 20 line...