
Once there lived a fair young maiden
No kinder could there be
Of chaste and holy virtue
On a rock down by the sea
Her mother was a dancer
No father did she know
She met a horseless rider
And with him she did go
He took her to the mountain
And there atop the world
He made a fateful promise
To forever love this girl
She smiled but did not answer
She took him to the sea
It was there that he discovered
No lover could she be
She went into the water
Her black hair flecked with foam
She was Heaven’s only daughter
In an instant she was gone
The rider dove in after her
But his Love it dragged him down
He washed ashore next morning
Near a little fishing town
The villagers knew his story
They’d dreamt it all night long
He asked them how it all would end
They answered him in song.
They sang:
Row home boys, row back home to shore
The saint of sunken women
Walks the waves tonight calling
Sailors to their doom
Luminous Lady, keep us from darkness
Mary Star of the Sea
Fill us with the lightness of your being
Drag us not down with thee
Hearing this, the rider wept
So loud and long he loved in vain
That a mighty wave overtook him
Swept him out to sea again
As if in answer to his lament
The waters opened up and
Issued forth a pure white horse
It neighed and tossed its mane
The rider climbed up on its back
Leaned in close and kissed it
Whispering, “I love you still but
Leave me be, Mary Star of the Seaâ€

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2 Comments
That is beautiful. Can’t wait to hear it set to music…. Maybe an old school hip hop beat.
You know Tim, you have a really low “on-ness” to celebrity ratio. Which is to say, the rate at which you produce timely concepts but are not famous, is actually somewhat unusual.
Perhaps you haven’t found the right media consultant, or agent. Or perhaps this is the way you prefer it. But I think the world might be a better place if the reach of your voice went a little further…