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Neptune's Nymphs I was walking by the seaside in the moonlight so entrancing. Upon the sparkling water I could see the mermaids dancing. They bid me frolic with them as they danced upon the ocean. Their bodies swayed seductively with an undulating motion. Their song was so enchanting syncopated with their laughter. I wanted to dance with them for now and ever after. To leave my cares behind me in search of Neptune's daughter. For with her I'd find freedom in the seaweeds 'neath the water. 9 September, 2010 Thanks Connie
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