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My body rippled as I swam into the river that ran through the town,deep and muddy brown with water washed down from the hills. And rippling, I got my wish and turned into a silvered fish with golden fins to help me swim, down, down, down and deep within and under water. Glad I brought a snorkel tube. With ruby eyes and skies that faded into black,I watched a rack of pilchards passing,no sooner followed by a schooner of gadding tuna who watched two angel fishes trying to copy flying fish and failing. A sail appeared,quite weirdly in the deep which keeps its secrets free from damp, and then a lantern shone on me, a voice boomed out, 'what make are ye, starfish,garfish,cod or roc? A shock to me under the sea to be accosted by a skipper with a lip of larceny and what would I answer,could it be that I should not swim in the sea? A fish a wish, one unfulfilled and killing off the thought I'd ever be a citizen of planet sea.
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Aug 20, 2013
Aug 20, 2013 at 3:06 PM UTC
Pebbles
My body rippled as I swam into the river that ran through the town,deep and muddy brown with water washed down from the hills. And rippling, I got my wish and turned into a silvered fish with golden fins to help me swim, down, down, down and deep within and under water. Glad I brought a snorkel tube. With ruby eyes and skies that faded into black,I watched a rack of pilchards passing,no sooner followed by a schooner of gadding tuna who watched two angel fishes trying to copy flying fish and failing. A sail appeared,quite weirdly in the deep which keeps its secrets free from damp, and then a lantern shone on me, a voice boomed out, 'what make are ye, starfish,garfish,cod or roc? A shock to me under the sea to be accosted by a skipper with a lip of larceny and what would I answer,could it be that I should not swim in the sea? A fish a wish, one unfulfilled and killing off the thought I'd ever be a citizen of planet sea.
john-edward-smallshaw
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Aug 20, 2013
Aug 20, 2013 at 3:06 PM UTC
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