Within a series on the woman figure, this painting evokes aspects of mythology and world culture. The figurative elements and composition with patterned shapes allude to oriental fabric as well as landscape. Night Siren The night siren arrived in town She won’t be hanging out She just witnessed how the people are treated She doesn’t want to be found Play your harp little one I will fly While they sit and stare Entertain me and sing me songs Your beauty will distract me And I won’t cry In the water she is free Despite the threat of the sharks and the oilers Nature has its own way of correcting itself You accept what comes to be Play your harp little wise one They will listen if they have flair Dance and color our souls You will give us hope and time to spare Everything changes when your feet hit the ground Your balance is taken, your mood is down The devils don’t play nature’s game And no one will take the blame Play your harp Young love The angels may eventually emerge from the underground