Friend-ship

SauravRHS

In the orange glow of morn,

A welcoming ship was born.

On the blue seas of the east,

It floated with turn and twist.

 

The sun was rising slowly,

Its rays making life jolly;

All birds and fishes got up

And went for another sup.

 

None cared to hold the lever.

Fevers were in the sewer,

Both shipmates hummed breezily;

The waters swept easily.

 

Having no care in the world,

Fitted with bands which were curled-

Around their wrists; they shunned all

Gossip- root of every brawl!

 

This poesy is for you,

From my very own heart- true;

May you never step into

Limbo, oh ‘Blender of Two’

 

This legend is unending,

And those who are still seeking

Will find the sublime small ship

Which is honoured as ‘Friend-ship.’

  • Author: Quiller (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 18th, 2011 11:08
  • Comment from author about the poem: This poem, one of my favorites, is dedicated to one of my friends, Aditya. It had been written on the occasion of Friendship day. Friends are the treasures of life, you must store and preserve them and keep the unsinkable ship floating- "FRIEND_SHIP!"
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  • Users favorite of this poem: StormyDay, Cheeky Missy.
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Comments2

  • StormyDay

    That is so clever! "Friend-Ship", I like it very much.

    • SauravRHS

      Haha! Thank you so much!

    • Cheeky Missy

      Ya, I love how you took the term and made such use of it...clever and delightful too. I love the adorable pair pictured at the top, and enjoyed the symbolism and characterization of friendship as a sailing vessel, with all its equipage and etc.

      • SauravRHS

        Whatis equipage? Ya I also loved writing this piece and as i mentioned earlier, it is one of my favorites!

        • Cheeky Missy

          Equipage.....is all the equipment on the vessel, etc.....sail, etc.....it is a delightful piece and one of my favourites of yours as well.

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