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Sirens

the sirens soft songs

lure in each sailor,

their terrible nature

disguised by their

sweet melodies.

the sailors float

in without a worry

or second thought,

but the sirens soon

pounce, stealing away

every part of their soul.

the sailors have gone

too far, and once

again the sirens

destroyed a heart

with their lovely chorus.

you were the siren,

i was the sailor,

trapped by your facade;

i learned to never

trust again.

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Written by

amethyst

American

Published: May 8, 2013
LinesWords: 2174

Notes: this was originally typed on my old laptop that didn't have a functioning SHIFT or CAPS LOCK button. sorry.

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