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The Wandering Rocks

by Pinkpig3777

The Wandering Rocks Ulysses was a hero With his very own crew They blew through the ocean On a boat full of supplies They sailed out of darkness Into the light Back to the world they knew As they sailed home They heard a sound, the crew couldn't describe Not a man or a seagull But a sound all the same Whistled through and around The crew glanced back Behind the aft of the boat To the unnoticed sight There were a group of rocks All jagged and small Far into the distance all right But as the crew watched the rocks They seemed to grow over time It was a peculiar sight To see The crew moved on by Ulysses order to row Then Ulysses set sights for land A land called Thrinacia, Isle of the Sun Titan In hopes the rocks stop the chase
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Jan 11, 2014
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