Siren Song

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She lies alone, imprisoned by fate,

her face hidden, her nature denied.

Then into her gaol a mystic song steals,  

Seductively painful, well known since a child.

Within it’s sweet melody a promise is held,

A life and a death, both pain and reward.

The sirens entice and the woman must yield,

Offering herself to the harpies’ sharp claws.

Fear of the drugs and fear of the blade,

Fear of relations and fear of reflections.

Courage is hard when you can’t share your fears,

But the fear of not trying pushes on past the tears.

Ahead lies the light, on each hand lies despair.

Behind are the ashes of chances deferred.

Damned if she stays and damned if she dares,

Well damn all the world, I’ll finally be her.

(C) Persephone 2011

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