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Created on: March 08, 2010
Poseidon's Minions
Harpies grasp me from the shore
Luring me past its sandy coast
Winged virgins that yield sweet melodies
Are in fact demonic creatures born from the sea
Leaving ships plundered and wrecked
While grinning at men in their icy death.
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