Caribbean Seawolf Poet Rhyme

So It Shall Be

“ So It Shall Be ”

Aye... then so it shall be...
as faire lass doth so request now o'me.
A'holler so 'twas that o'which she'd asked...
In a where and a how thus thrice deftly masked.

'Tis no need ye'd wont worry...
if'n or not I'd been a bit poorly...
Fer time a'me ownsake moves with a'pace...
only in wait... another well drawn ace.

'Tis this if naught other, that which has been found...
as time for us all doth spin 'round.
A'back to there from whence it began...
'tis all can we encompass in one o'life's span.

Once a'stroll back through time's encapsulated stills...
test, trial or mayhap notion o'will...
as if watched from a'far mine own time's skill.

As oft as not... yet surely at best...
'tis all but to do a'such fondness in jest.
'Twas life that go-round oh so thought merry...
'twas we were those guided by myth sung her fairy.

Yet so 'tis then true as last o'words do be spoken...
'twas all but naught other than token.
For must well be he paid that oarsman o'dread...
When 'tis time for me dreams to be gone o'me head.

SeaWolf
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Laura Breidenthal May 9, 2012 at 5:58 PM Lovely and enchanting poem! Always, Laura

Elizabeth Wesley May 8, 2012 at 10:08 AM Tis a dreamy way to spin a tale my friend; takes me places I haven't been before hopefully to expand my way of thinking and feeling with your words. Lovely verse that touches deeply! Caribbean Seawolf May 9, 2012 at 5:21 PM Aye... aye 'tis so... dream doth with each wind blow... matters not the where... nor the why o'it all... be it spring or summer or a'shiver in fall... dream on dream on thus to be there. Though you know that already and it's good to hear of you again... SeaWolf

Caribbean Seawolf May 3, 2012 at 9:37 AM Try "Silver Sand" & "Ride Like the Wind" No tall tales o'sea therein... As to the being the second...'twas simply that the lass of Wesley name noted so first. The petunias, o'course! Sure as well ye may find of interest another departure from the seafaring gibberish in "Last Load Done"... I'll be wandering amidst yourveryown works bye & bye lad... to be sure. SeaWolf

Deborah Burch May 1, 2012 at 12:07 PM Oh I do love this...especially your last verse!! So beautifully penned...I adore the way you stay in character :) this is a fav for me....as I am sure others will be...big hugs, love deb Caribbean Seawolf May 2, 2012 at 9:18 PM Ah! Great... the pleazure of the write is found within the read. And as well you'll soon note meown comments o'yer quite interesting pen.... which I'm seeing runs amuck from time to time as mine as well is most often wont to do.