Oceans Sailed

The Oceans sailed 
 I drove down to the coast today, could feel it pull
after all I was in the navy for 30 years and the oceans 
treated me well not letting my ship sink, drowning me.
The sea was grey/blue a monster asleep, yet not to
be trusted the marina was full of motor boats
 or shall we call them yachts?  They all looked alike made
of plastic **** used for summer weather only. 

I was not a good seafarer didn`t like to sit in a mess hall playing cards,
 but I could sit for hours watching how the beast breathed in and out 
and on stormy weather found a place on the deck just to see it rage. 
Farewell my oceans I will not see you again nor shall I miss you a lover
 that holds no secrets in her embrace but death.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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