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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Like many merchant vessels That sailed from our Mersey shore This sturdy piece of timber Can hold its own in tales of yore A dried up piece of flotsam Washed up on Wirral banks Was dutifully cleaned and dressed And a verse written on its shank Amid the other bits of timber That made up the Black Pearl This poem had taken its place With the many flags unfurled Everything in Pearl had stories Of pirates tales galore Made up, true or invented No one really knows for sure But each made up this pirate ship That was not built in any dock Neither wind nor tide could shake her Sturdy on her rock And then one day a storm rolled in December Twenty thirteen Unleashed torrential fury That until then none had seen Tempest battered Black Pearls flanks Steadfast in the wind she’d sway Ripped viciously at her robust planks Sadly some things were washed away One of these was this poem That a little boy had wrote Whose parents could not see the ship Now at sea awash did float Although lost in the Mersey’s waters Both brown as murky tea This poem on wood was never lost Nor did she sail back to sea Instead with the tides it ebbed and flowed Liverpool’s docks had called it there From where it may have started No one knew or even cared And then one day some months ahead Lewis Baigent found sure fame For bobbing in dock waters He found the very same Words still clear upon the wood Not a letter out of place The chain and rope still part of it And the skull and crossbones face The word got round to Black Pearl’s crew The booty was held and fast They sent a party to redeem her To be returned again at last To take its place once again Upon famed Black Pearl’s hull And stories, myths and legends Will abound ‘til we are full Of yarns and tales and stories rich One greater than the other Dredged from imaginations And narrated without any bother So gather round my children Mums and dads and more Dogs and cats and grown ups And you loiterers on the shore For what I have to tell you Is not all just hearsay This poem has ventured near and far But has been returned this day
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