The tanker in the sea

I have been trying to pen this poem from yesterday, but all forms of scenario stood in the way and my energy kept fading away. The lights went out and rats were dancing about, cockroach and lizards were crusading in the ceiling, and my heart was reeling. The forces are strong and I had to rely on the inner “one”. It doesn't have a name, but it has helped me to win the game.

You see I was cleaning up trash in the yard while the household was gallivanting abroad, and all of a sudden, the word hit me in the back. It came out of the blue and I write it down to share it with you. There is a tanker in the sea that is calling me to rescue thee. There is tanker in the sea that has some difficulties. The ship has been moving slow with hundreds of miles to go, the water has risen above its heights, and the seamen were panicking inside; there is a tanker that is stuck in the sea, and they are searching for their destiny.  

The tides were high and the clouds were rolling in the sky, there was urgency in me to rescue the seamen from the turbulent sea, and so we move around in a circle and rock the ship four times and the tug boats moved around it and pull it out of the ditch.

There is a tanker in the sea that has a full delivery for thee, but the currents are strong, but it keeps tugging along. The wind is carrying it but the waves will anchor it. Nostradamus in his time knew that the world was divine and believed in the glory of the sky. He followed the star wherever they are and believe that the sun the star and the moon explain the mystery of life and affect the fate of people, country and culture, he traveled across the Mediterranean searching for his truth in his late, late youth.

His occupation as a physician helps him to see the world how it is told but his predictions always come reeling with accuracy from his soul. There is a tanker in the sea and Nostradamus has come to rescue thee.
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