In the days before men, and ships, and greed
There lived old gods from land to sea
Commander of waves, and chaos, and breeze,
The Sea God Morgannon he ruled all of these
And every night, through the clouds and the sky
A bright white moon rose over the tide
She gleamed like the heavens, she glowed like a jewel
Lunaliah moon goddess, beauty bright and cruel
The sea god he watched her, every night from below
He brought giant waves, to crash upon her glow
An ocean of dark blue, and a moon of silver light
The persistent sea god made waves to reach her height
The day the sea stopped churning, the day the ocean calmed
Was the day Lunahlia moon goddess finally heard Morgannons song
Struck by his power, she sparkled with glee
She said, “I must send something down too, all for thee.”
The Sea God he heard her, he gave all his trust
Moments later Lunahlia sent down some moondust
It sparkled white and blue, fell to the sea like stars
Morgannon caught it in seafoam, he gave her his heart
It became their tradition, that on the full moon
She sent her moondust, into his ocean blue
That last fateful day, when gods left this earth
The lovers left their mark, by way of birth
Lunahlia’s moondust, Morgannon’s seafoam,
They created five sirens, who called the ocean home
When lovers departed, and gods ceased to be,
New magic came to life in the daughters of the sea.
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