Cherrie Rah

Cerulean Moon: the Sea Maidens Cherrie Rah

Sea Maidens are unobtainable visions of water beauties with long hair full naked breasts and a slim waist adjoining shimmering fish scales glimmering in the sun or sirens with long white feathered wings attached to a spellbound song. Trying to tell us things that we cannot understand while thirsting to see the maiden surface above the waves or fall from the skies. Alluring us with their song. All different cultures have their version of the ocean goddess and gods that are not forgotten. The stories are still sung of tales of beautiful women with fins and some with wings revealing spun, sun-golden longhair. Glorious sea wenches singing the sea-maidens song a mystical song, dominating your spirit then spellbound your soul waiting for the next cerulean moon. Triumphing the capture of the sea-maidens attention the feather reminded Lorelei of her duty and life like the feather spinning and intertwining with the wind like her waiting family. She was the Sea Princess, the mermaid responsible for protecting the legacy of the Mermaid Princesses and Sea Sirens as a guardian of sunken ship secrets and treasures. The sea sirens trapped on the seashores in the rocks under the red granite cliffs tempting the men to the shores to wreck their ships where also her sisters of the sea.