Myth Of The Sirens

Myth Of The Sirens

Legend has it that after the Greek army defeated the Trojans in the battle for Troy, King Odyseas and his brave soldiers set sail back to Greece. While venturing home they encountered unforgiving storms upon rough seas, luring their ships into the paths of Sirens who were gorgeous God like women. They hypnotized the men with their devine bodies made for sin and their songs of seduction brought on lust in the men when they heard their voices. King Odyseas ordered his men to cover their eyes so they would not see and to cover their ears so they would not hear but his soldiers were beyond listening to him as they had already been entranced. All but King Odyseas fell under the spell of the Sirens. Brave men can escape unscathed from the fiercest of battles but almost no man can escape the song of a Siren.