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#*So look out sailor when you hear them croon You’ll never be the same again, oh no Their crazy music drives you insane*. . .                                                                                 Roxy Music A ****** of song, a passing fit They call to you and no one saves. And then you loosen— just a bit: Dopamine rolls in with the waves. Captain—can you hear that sound? That song unearthly screaming bliss; Moaning sighing seas resound The island welcomes like a kiss. Breakers rising, cresting, swelling Bear you towards a bone-strewn lair. Portals open; warm, compelling Variations: fleshtones . . . hair. Your craft will wreck upon the rocks Though you may live—and regret the ride, Recalling ports and placid docks; Oh mariner of the raging tide. That music . . . let me hear some more! It surges now behind the light, Illuminating from the core A vessel in descending night.
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Apr 10, 2023
Apr 10, 2023 at 6:02 PM UTC
Passing Sirens
#*So look out sailor when you hear them croon You’ll never be the same again, oh no Their crazy music drives you insane*. . .                                                                                 Roxy Music A ****** of song, a passing fit They call to you and no one saves. And then you loosen— just a bit: Dopamine rolls in with the waves. Captain—can you hear that sound? That song unearthly screaming bliss; Moaning sighing seas resound The island welcomes like a kiss. Breakers rising, cresting, swelling Bear you towards a bone-strewn lair. Portals open; warm, compelling Variations: fleshtones . . . hair. Your craft will wreck upon the rocks Though you may live—and regret the ride, Recalling ports and placid docks; Oh mariner of the raging tide. That music . . . let me hear some more! It surges now behind the light, Illuminating from the core A vessel in descending night.
PROMPT #10: write a sea shanty (inspired by a Greek vase painting)
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Apr 10, 2023
Apr 10, 2023 at 6:02 PM UTC
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