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Atlantis
By Recycled
Come with me to Atlantis
Where we can play with Neptune's children
Surf the tides with mermaids
Ride on the back of sea horses
The ruins of Atlantis shall be our playground
A place to invoke the Kraken's wrath
Stir the bones of the pirate dead
Splash the Sirens on dead man's rock
We can place starfish in our hair
Duel using swordfish
Race around the reef on manta rays
Build coral castles amongst the pillars
We'll read the tomes of Dead Sea scrolls
Tickle oysters 'til they reveal their pearls
We can tug Poseidon's beard
Weave among the tines of his trident
Under the lost archways of Atlantis
We can kiss
Exchange saline pleasure
Dwell for eternity under the brine
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Copyright 2004 Recycled
Published on Sunday, July 18, 2004.
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On Wednesday, May 31, 2006, Dissolving Poet
(560)
wrote:
Wow this was incredible now I want to go swimming hehe, it just made me want to explore further to find out what other secrets everything holds. This was a beautiful image and it just shimmers loudly ~nightly
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On Saturday, July 24, 2004, Demosthenes
(155) wrote:
lets go. right now. ill get the cooler, you get the sandwiches. we'll stay forever. -B
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A former member wrote:
an excellent magical tale
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On Sunday, July 18, 2004, Seraphic
(209) wrote:
When I was little, I believed in mermaids and always wanted to see Poseidon's palace...such a warm fantasy and it gives me the same innocent child like images I created when I was younger. I love it *~seraph~*
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A former member wrote:
This is such a tempting fantasy...that's exactly how I had pictured things. I re-read it over and over, picturing it in my mind...I'll keep coming back to this one.
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