Mischievous Mermaid @SteemMonsters Summoners Poem by @Sutter

Mischievous Mermaid @SteemMonsters

Sea shelled ears and a powerful tail.
Ferocious purple hair and green scale skin.
This creature is dressed in coral red.
A golden pitch fork may rise from the depths.
This good water creature can be summoned.
Swimming lovely creature hoisting sharp barbed weapons in the air.
A body visually beautiful beyond fair.
This fan tailed mysterious mermaid is named Mischievous.
The Mischievous Mermaid can be summoned with this poem from the King and Queen's scriptures.
Water is love.
I have become love.
My love is with goodness.
Love rise up.
From the water into the air.
Siren sing so I may hear.
This moment of mischief calls you here.
With golden prods wrapped in a purple scaled tail.
Expose yourself!
I will reward thee.
Mischievous Mermaid come up for air.
I need your giggle and presence near.
Come unto me your summoner.
Together we shall conquer.
Than be silent.
A plume will swirl within the water and soon her golden tips will prod thought the surface.
The shrill pitched song can shred glass in the area where she is summoned.
There are words written in a long lost text.
Perhaps, inscriptions of the Mischievous Mermaid.
It's said below this geometric texts.
For those that summon shall see clear.
Interpretations of these scriptures can advance this mermaid beyond compare.
It's said the wisdom of this magical creature is grand.
However, be careful if this lost text isn't something that you've come to understand.
For if she is summoned, and the text is not found, it may be the last of summoners ability to call her to the ground to defend.
An MM is inscribed upon the poem.
Upon summoning the holder of the text will notice red glowing from the letters in darkness.
Some are said to gaze upon her helplessly blinded by her allure.
With mouths gaping open this swimmer has sprung the ocean's tank.
Advanced, this Mischievous Mermaid can suck more than water through her gills.
The Mischievous Mermaid is said to dance beneath the water and vanish from view.
Should ye see this fabulous sight?
Than, thank the King and Queen for the Summoner's Poem's that spoke to her just right.

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Summoners Poem by @Sutter
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