A Pirate I Think He Was
I once knew a man with a gimpy leg.
A pirate I think he was, but I never
seen his wooden peg.
He smoked his pipe in heaps of laughter,
when lightening seemed to strike to low.
A pirate I think he was, even though
no one ever told me so.
He watched the sea as if waiting for
something or someone to return home.
A pirate I think he was, even though
nothing or no one ever showed.
Then one day he passed away and there
came a massive fleet.
They sailed their flags proudly as the town
folk sang, Danny Boy at his feet.
A pirate I think he was and this l still
believe. Even now as he rest in his long
eternal sleep.
Copyright © Sharon Gulley | Year Posted 2016
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