Wednesday, 18 April 2012

Wade In The Water...

The life of the sea men was quite a hard one 
Their journey began with a little thrust 
They huffed and they puffed 
As they rowed under the sun 
Mind you 
They would have killed for a little rum 
They put their backs into it 
 As they rowed up the stream
They began seeing things together 
Mind you 
It could have been the constant supply of Hennessy 
One dream't that a cowgirl gave him a mission 
One dream't of a gymnast in all different positions
One could have sworn 
Could have sworn his pinup girl appeared as lotus flower
What was he you wonder? 
He was a pretty frisking flee
A flee trained in the dark art of lechery 
Some passed out then awoke back to reality 
As their thirst came they forgot their dreams 
The captain said every man for themselves 
Shouted forget the shared dream 
All the faces on board changed 
They tied up the captain to mask 
What a magnificent mutiny 
They all chose sides and gave the boat a little symmetry 
A little symmetry as they glared at each other 
Glared at each other from different angles 
From different angles similar to a isosceles 
But one by one they were gone 
As the shipped rocked overboard they were flung 
The captain was the only living survivor on the open sea 
Nailed to the cross with a mind consumed by lunacy 
Its true what they say about jungle fever 
Some sailors were lost in the head 
Some sailor minds are preoccupied by the other kind 
They will never achieve 
Little did the captain know he would be dead soon 
No albatross in sight 
He knew he was near doom 
It became a hard pill to swallow 
but he knew 
He knew everything in this worlds a conspiracy 
As he lay dead in a sea of blood 
He lay with a smile as he didn't die on the mask hung 
There's no life left on the open seas 
 What graphic imagery



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