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Speaking Sorrow
Poems
Jul 2016
And Burning In The Fires, Once Again
Siren songs suffused the air
And not a man among my ships
Could bear to direct their ears
To any other sounds, or thoughts, alike.
And though their songs
Were beautiful,
And seemingly ethereal
They held no sway over me.
For my thoughts have not,
For even but a moment
Wandered far from you.
And though the sirens
Tried to steer my ship
Towards the jagged shallows
I’m doing just fine
Charting a course
Where I’ll be hanging from the gallows
Written by
Speaking Sorrow
23/North Carolina
(23/North Carolina)
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