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The Rhyming Little Mermaid 7 (The Duty of a Prince) One evening in the palace, While rain poured down outside, Silas found Serena in the kitchen, So he pulled her aside. Into a side room he took her, Where they could speak privately. Silas: “How are you my mute miss? Are you wandering idly?”…
The Rhyming Little Mermaid 6 A True Friend And so the wheel of time turned round In Serena‘s simple life. The people of the palace took care of her. With kindness they were rife. But nothing compared to her best friend Silas, The Prince with kindness divine. He spent the majority of his time with…
The Rhyming Little Mermaid 5 (Adrift) In came the air into newly formed lungs. Back it went out in a blast. Serena opened her eyes and saw new legs, She was absolutely aghast! She felt them with her old hands And found Smoothness like her skin. No longer scales and fishy tails. No longer rainbow…
The Rhyming Little Mermaid 4 (The Sea-Witch) Phineas gave Serena good directions To that lowly part of the sea. The desolate seascape all around her Made her want to hide or flee. She’d never seen the sea so empty, So dark, with so little life. But she promised herself she would brave this. And if…
The Rhyming Little Mermaid 3 (Captivated) And so the days went on and on. Every other, Serena surfaced. Trying to catch a glimpse of Prince Silas. Her curiosity she serviced. She learned many things About Manfolk and land. And she praised Creator for- The amazing work of his hands. But after many days of this,…
The Rhyming Little Mermaid 2 (Witnessing Manfolk) When Serena turned 16, She swam as fast as she could Up to the surface to see the Manfolk, That they might be understood. And when her head broke through the surface What do you think she saw? A vessel floating on the surface, As long as a…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onB6sBz_2pA The Rhyming Little Mermaid 1 (Tales of Manfolk) Once underneath the Mediterranean Sea, There lived many people like you and me. But they were also unlike us too, These people who lived in the waters blue. They were merfolk, with long fishy tails, That had rainbow hues on their metallic scales, And they danced…
Once there was a man, Who cut things out of stone. He lived out in the countryside. Yes, he lived all alone. He wasn’t a very smart man. But he didn’t have to be. His Stone-work made him a living. And he was very happy. ‘Til one day he went out To a new mountain…