The Siren's Song by Tbot

[Tbot]

She calls you to the sea…
She whispers in a serenade
That she’ll belong to thee,
Once the proper deal is made…
Yet – you’ll never be free
Once you've tasted of her treat;
You’ll never be the same
Once you’ve heard her heart beat…
What her beauty hides from thee
Is twice the love thou art denied!
Oh, what a fool who rides the sea
To take a siren for his bride!

[PiMpDaDdY]

Hubba Hubba!!! I liked that, Miss hotTbottee!!!

You got skills, girl!!!

**KISSY KISSY!! SMOOCH SMOOCH!!**

[Uncle Entity]

"You got skills, girl!!! "

Whoa! The very first Mad Max-referencial comment from Gigolo's mouth That's big time! ;D


Tbot,

Liked the poem so much. You're a really inspired persona.

Why didn't you write a series of cool, romantic "Mad Max poems" for my site, telling and romancing Max's inner conflicts and battles through the first three movies?

"Oh, what a fool who rides the sea
To take a siren for his bride!"

(that's a priceless verse --- the siren could symbolize our impossible, liquid dreams)

[Tbot]

Unk,

I sent you a poem privately.

Enjoy!