Revenge of the sea
Revenge of the
sea
A trillion years ago, a million miles away,
The waves told me a tale, which I’ll tell you if I
may.
It started by the shore of a fairy lios, it will end
only with time.
It tells the tale of a worldly man, yet brave and
sublime
Who mistook the water god’s daughter for a maid fair
and ordinary
And when she started ageing, he disposed of her in a
hurry.
The father, enraged, sent a torrent of cataclysm
And when the deluge was over, he vanished in a
prism.
The wrongdoer, sorry for having sinned, begged
pardon from the aggrieved god
Only to hear that he shall be partially pardoned by
the water’s lord
So, once the bereaved god’s temper tends to rise,
We see the revenge of the sea before every sunrise.
Very poetic... Good one.
ReplyDeleteMakes me think of the poem we used to teach about an eloping couple chased by the father who relents but too late and looses the daughter to fury of the storm!!!!
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