I once was a pirate, terror at sea
Sailed past all currents, tamed the fiercest beasts,
Kissed the wild waves, achieved unmatched feats
Mortals shivered, the ocean; scared of me!
Cursed was I, heart a lock; needed a key,
Tasked to venture where even God retreats!
My crew fled- left to face my last defeat.
Drew my sword- if I were to die, Let be!
Long hours I searched, until at last, drew nigh
A maiden, one unlike I'd ever seen
Each breath, each glance drew me ever closer
Realised there was no key, it was a lie,
Drained my soul, to claim me was Death quite keen,
The Siren sang death, The pirate's wrath; over.
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Author:
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- Comment from author about the poem: A sonnet that tells the tale of a wrathful and quite powerful Pirate who is tasked to venture somewhere to fill hus heart which feels empty, but little does he know, a Siren awaits him.
- Category: Sad
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Comments2
Faithful to the lore of sirens and the sea. A lovely wording carried me on like the siren to the end
Thankyou for reading and commenting, much love
A lovely read with wonderful imagery, that flows right till the end, enjoyed the read
Thankyou for enjoying my poem.. much love
You are very welcome
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