Serena : The Lady Of Lake

Once there was a lake of magic and wonder,

Where people came to take, not to ponder,

And Serena, a girl of water and light,

Ruled as queen, with a sword always in sight.

The lake was a place of healing and joy,

Where children played and old folks found employ,

Its water could turn into objects, untouchable,

And change its colors, so versatile and capable.

It could heal both inner and outer wounds,

And talk to elders, sharing stories profound,

But on Serena's 280th birthday, tragedy struck,

As the Carl brothers attacked her, in a bid to run amok.

They froze her and threw her in the sea,

Leaving the lake to be ruled by dark hearts, carefree,

And as the people took advantage of its power,

The lake stopped working, like a dying flower.

It turned black and stopped moving, with no life,

And the people became sad, with no way to revive,

Until one day, a fairy appeared with a warning,

Of a ruler with a mighty sword, who'd be storming.

"The will come a ruler! Who carries a mighty sword!

She will tear your city down, oh lei oh lai oh lord!"

The villagers sang and danced, unaware,

Of the warning, they took it as a fanfare.

But the fairy disappeared, and in her place,

Came Serena, the sea goddess, with grace,

She brought with her an army of elements,

Fire, rocks, and air, all her sisters, heaven-sent.

Ferena, the goddess of fire, was the first,

Rihanna, the goddess of rocks, was the strongest, no thirst,

Aria, the goddess of air, was the fastest and the fleet,

Together, they were unbeatable, and no one could defeat.

They took revenge for Serena's crime,

And the Carl brothers were defeated in no time,

The village of wonders once again adored,

Serena, the lady of the lake, who had restored.

Her people rejoiced, as her power shone,

And the lake came back to life, no longer alone,

With Serena's spirit inspiring all,

The magic of the lake never again to fall.

So let us remember Serena's story,

Of a queen of water, with grace and glory,

Whose legacy lives on, in the magic of the lake,

And her spirit inspires, with no mistake.