A Pirate's Life For Me.A Poem by Brianna Alexandria WolfAll aboard!
Black Beard, Black Beard, have you any soul?
Yes sir, yes sir, a whole bag full. One from my master, and one from my dame. And one from the little boy, who lives down the lane. Seaweed twisting up like rope around the rusted shank, his bony fingers clung on tight for dear life, as he sank. The crown was crusted in the muck; the fluke was hooked down deep. His ribs and wrists were crucified to the stock, before they made him leap. The halo ring above his skull had grown home to the fish. A Christian man, before the plank, he prayed his final wish. He watched the sea engulf him whole, and swallow all his breath. "Anchors away!" And they sailed on, 'twas just another death. © 2013 Brianna Alexandria Wolf |
StatsAuthorBrianna Alexandria WolfNYAboutI have two mice and two rats. Inked flesh. Wannabe philanthropist of words. What of the flies, WIll Henry? more..Writing
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