Wildly swollen muddy waters -
Solid reasons needed to leave homes.
Only Jay is out of his quarters,
Ready to oppose storms and stones.
Johnny whispers, disarrayed:
“We will die in this decay,
We’ll drown!”
Wind would seal your breath within
As the waves are closing in
Around.
She has lost remaining balance,
Rocks within the reach of their hands.
Jay would firmly hold the cadence,
Blackest raven on his shoulder lands.
As the captain starts to sing,
Raven flies his shadow wing
Way down!
To the water, in the blue,
Only waves lie still anew -
We’re out!
“Holy anchors, what a mile!” -
Johnny can’t believe in such a flame!
On the bridge, a squinting smile:
Jay the Braven celebrates his name!
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Author:
Victor Bolshov (
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- Published: May 2nd, 2025 02:11
- Comment from author about the poem: Wherever you go - maybe it was meant that way? And dare you not forget who you are.
- Category: Short story
- Views: 11
- Users favorite of this poem: Tristan Robert Lange
Comments3
The interpretation in the comment well taken and the meter and rhyme well done. Great metaphor
Thanks, really appreciate!
A very engaging and enjoyable read! Loved every second of itπππ»
Any time, mate!
The message of the poem and the comment are powerful. The varied meter and rhyming really lend themselves to the poem as a whole. Well done, my friend! πΉπ
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