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Tentacles twist breaking bow and mast. Clinging and clinching to the once mighty vessel. A ship once prized by the Navy Now prized as a partner for the sea beast. Each serpentine tentacle tightens, Around wooden board, and cast iron fastener. Creaking and cracking the boat dances as the beast leads. Waves crazed as they are whipped to frenzy, Matching the mammoth's rhythms. They struggle to keep the beast contained. White caps covering the beasts murderous desire. The ship is his, and as dances do, This one ends in a flourish. Cracking crosstrees and foremast, Collapsing the gangways, Sails still whipping as the dancer's dress is ravaged. And as quickly as it began It stops. The monster sinks back from where his strike began. The tired vessel following quickly after. The water forgets its rhythm and steps.
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May 25, 2015
May 25, 2015 at 10:44 PM UTC
Dance of the Kracken
Tentacles twist breaking bow and mast. Clinging and clinching to the once mighty vessel. A ship once prized by the Navy Now prized as a partner for the sea beast. Each serpentine tentacle tightens, Around wooden board, and cast iron fastener. Creaking and cracking the boat dances as the beast leads. Waves crazed as they are whipped to frenzy, Matching the mammoth's rhythms. They struggle to keep the beast contained. White caps covering the beasts murderous desire. The ship is his, and as dances do, This one ends in a flourish. Cracking crosstrees and foremast, Collapsing the gangways, Sails still whipping as the dancer's dress is ravaged. And as quickly as it began It stops. The monster sinks back from where his strike began. The tired vessel following quickly after. The water forgets its rhythm and steps.
Inspired by a *** commercial? Who knew?
john-combs
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May 25, 2015
May 25, 2015 at 10:44 PM UTC
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