The Lorelei

The Lorelei

A Poem by Bob B

She sits on the cliff high above us

And combs her soft flaxen hair.

Too many heed not the warnings

That urge us all to beware.

 

Her golden demeanor’s bewitching,

Her true intentions disguised.

Her radiance dazzles the viewer.

Onlookers stare, mesmerized.

 

Mellifluous sounds fill the canyons

And fill the heart with desire.

The Lorelei leaves you defenseless;

Nothing can put out the fire.

 

Vigilance dissipates quickly.

The sailor far too late learns

That carelessness leads to disaster.

The river has dangerous turns.

 

Sailors, beware of distractions.

Watch out for dangers that loom.

Don't be beguiled by enticements

That beckon you to your doom.

 

-by Bob B (7-26-19)

© 2019 Bob B


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This is beautiful and alluring. Enjoyed very much.

Posted 6 Years Ago



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