Mermaid Tears

Very well penned.. .seams so natural 

This is friggin' BRILLIANT LISA!!......I have not come across a write before that contains so many varied references to the feel, look, sound, or tendencies of the ever-elusive "MERMAID" of legend, lore, or myth!!...... the succinctness of the phrasing takes this piece 'over the top' in my humble opinion dear poet sister!!.... truly a pleasure to have encountered such a fine piece of creative myth!!..... Had to PIN this.........TRULY jaw-dropping poetry!!.......I am your ever-friend and admirer!!.......T xo ?✴?✴❤

Wow Lisa!
You just get better and better!

Oh what to do with yon drunken sailor,
what to do with yon broken sailor,
long keening o'er the misty blue
for a lover long hence, which he may na'e view.
Long shores he wanders hither and yonder,
a heart so weary left to ponder,
long lost astride the misty' blue,
for his maiden ne'er to view...
Oh pray to the sea he finds his lover,
at the end may he find another,
long lost astride where sky meets sea,
Lays his lass for whom he grieves.

She weeps for him, her siren song,
Calls to the shore o'er oceans long,
Where away he sits and tries to view,
that which he loved once so true.
Weeping lady sing e'er shorward,
lost in the sea nae moving for'ard,
Hearing the cries of her love true,
takes to the sea for he to view.
One sight sees he, and there he lay,
missing and moaning for the day,
where his lass and he might soon renew,
but in the end he did her view.