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How love strikes down so deep The object, like a ship goes down It’s captain, her words so sweet My heart. A ship. A stolen crown Lighter than the air surrounding The captain, giving wings to ship Yet piercing my heart, confounding Slowly sinking, drip, drip, drip Unbeknownst, my heartstrings she plays Searching, she finds not one for her own Yet found have I, all the days My heart I give, her skipping stone The rolling, rushing sea of thought A tempestuous grave I dig My mind, false conclusions brought My heart, sent back to the brig And so this captain, set for sail Upon the unforgiving winds of change My ship aground, put back by nail A bulls-eye placed, her firing range Walking now, alone it seems For fear of a changing tide I awake from a half remembered dream Someday, I will have my bride.
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Jan 31, 2011
Jan 31, 2011 at 10:49 PM UTC
My Helm's Commander
How love strikes down so deep The object, like a ship goes down It’s captain, her words so sweet My heart. A ship. A stolen crown Lighter than the air surrounding The captain, giving wings to ship Yet piercing my heart, confounding Slowly sinking, drip, drip, drip Unbeknownst, my heartstrings she plays Searching, she finds not one for her own Yet found have I, all the days My heart I give, her skipping stone The rolling, rushing sea of thought A tempestuous grave I dig My mind, false conclusions brought My heart, sent back to the brig And so this captain, set for sail Upon the unforgiving winds of change My ship aground, put back by nail A bulls-eye placed, her firing range Walking now, alone it seems For fear of a changing tide I awake from a half remembered dream Someday, I will have my bride.
Copyright of Nigel Elvis Leo Ruiz.
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Jan 31, 2011
Jan 31, 2011 at 10:49 PM UTC
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