The God Chapter 4A Chapter by Dave Brown☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕Next
day we awoke on the isle of Ballyhoo With
neither of us really sure what to do Eventually
we were approached by a cannibal fella Who
had located us by our tasty food smella Not
of my dear Clyde, but the smell was of me However,
I told him I was a God named WhoHee Hoping
this, instead of getting into a fight Would
suppress his unsavory, man-eating appetite You’d
think that being a God on tropical isles Would
seem like license to accumulate added air miles But
when they are maneaters, that think you are food It
makes any, not a real King, think he’d be soon chewed And
with these Cannibal’s thinking me ripe to eat Both
Clyde and I quickly jumped back onto our feet Fortunately,
as they were about to enjoy a festive gore A
huge pirate ship landed on the near shore Somehow,
they’d heard of me being a man who was God Altho’
having a horse companion, they thought kina odd But,
if they had arrived just one minute later The
Cannibals would have lit their barbecue activator Instead,
the Pirates rescued us back to their ship Instead
of getting eaten, we were going on a sea trip Which
had the ship set out pon seven seas To
attack Spanish Galleons whenever we’d please Since
the Captain thought me a God, what he decided to do Was
make my horse Clyde and I, head of the crew In
our capacity we directed the ship along the Spanish main Looking
for Spanish treasure which we hoped to attain Finally,
we saw a three masted Spanish Galleon with treasure And
mounting an attack, soon became our pleasure Our
broadside of cannon’s fired round after round Filling
seas with cannon’s ball smoke and sound When
they surrendered, over went our grappling hook Soon
letting us on board to give their treasure the look Silver
and spice and jewels and gold Filled
that great Spanish galleon’s hold All
of which soon filled our pirate ship to the seams Making
us rich beyond our wildest dreams Back
on shore, we bought a pub full of grog And
for endless months, lived high on the hog But
one day, and I know it sounds funny We
had blown almost every cent of our money We
found being a god isn’t much fun when you’re broke Especially
when your fortune has gone up in smoke Since
we could no longer afford a bean in a store Clyde
and I cantered far away from that shore Again,
becoming travellers, just we two Bidding
our past sea adventures, a final adieu With
our adventure and this day coming to a close Night
came with need for a doze Somehow,
we’d saved a few bucks to buy an old 4x4 jeep And
in its back seat, just before we both fell asleep Clyde
slipped behind a wide tree And
left there something quite smelly © 2024 Dave BrownReviews
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5 Reviews Added on April 3, 2024 Last Updated on April 14, 2024 AuthorDave BrownNanaimo Vancouver Island, West coast, CanadaAboutI'd like to thank those who have been kind enough to review my efforts. more..Writing
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