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Premium Member Admiral Rondelet

I ventured to the shore of a foreign land,
whose beach was filled with a ton of sand.
Peering through thick pea soup fog,
I saw a ribbon on a cardboard dog.
It was just another day,
for Admiral Bowser Rondelet.

Premium Member Barbarossa

Barbarossa
admiral of fleet
naval victories
secured Ottoman dominance
over the Mediterranean

Battle of Preveza
Battle of Lepanto
Barbarossa
winner of the sea

Premium Member Admiral Farragut's Preoccupation

The intrepid Admiral David Farragut during the Battle of Mobile Bay,

Urged his hapless seamen to battle with these immortal words that day:

"DAMN THE TORPODEOS - FULL SPEED AHEAD!"

Easy for you to say, Admiral!  (Who was safely ensconced in the 'head'!


Premium Member The Admiral Butterfly

The Admiral Butterfly

Crystal monarch flys its realm until kingdoms crown
Admiral Yamamoto dies whilst inflight brought down

2020 November 14
*Honorable Mention*
DU-O your two line
~~Brian Strand

The Red Admiral

Ignoring the distance prohibition
    I was visited today by an audacious caller
          Defiantly coming within an inch of me
                And waving  three times before
                    Taking flight as swiftly as he had appeared;
                           No doubt believing that his status outranked
                                     Transient man-made stipulations! 

                                                              
 25.03.20

Admiral of All At Sea Built From Wood On the Hanging Tree

So this is where the trail ends
in a long forgoten paper town 

Flipping dirty mattress in the ghetto turning tricks for matchsticks all for money lending

Because we born unto it like scarlet vixens in classic literature told to believe in

So bleed for me then place me on
the next bus home 

Until i ascend come easter to master the hanging tree

Crusading forth to meet my prom date 1 day i hope to marry

A journey into discovering that which i thought i'd lost i had in fact not

Wrote aboard the deck of a fishing boat
set to sea in a hurricane no mortal human shall return from

An epilogue to dodging hailstorm
whilst eating peppercorn to warm
the cockles of the coldest of darkened heart


Premium Member Admiral Lord Nelson

Blessed with ingenuity, he fought advancing tyranny
That stormed the sea in twenty-three  great warships sailing furiously.

That day, October twenty-first, saw Admiral Nelson at his worst,
As cannons roared, while gunners cursed. The times were changed, the tides reversed.

Lord Nelson, as an admiral brave with all his fleet defied the grave,
His native land and king to save:-- his life for freedom's cause he gave.

In but a half a dozen hours he humbled Europe's finest pow'rs,
And toppled Tyranny's highest tow'rs; yet Vict'ry found him crowned with flow'rs,

And not a place the crown to lay, on him, nor all who died that day
In sending Britain's foes away, across the stormy seas of grey.

Premium Member Easy For You To Say, Admiral

Admiral Farragut sailed into Mobile Bay with his reluctant crew!

The bay was strewn with tons of torpedoes and apprehension grew!

"Sail on! Sail on!, ye mighty Hartford ship!" was Farragut's battle cry!

"We'll blast them Rebel ships to 'ell!  Men, 'tis yer duty to do er die!"

'Twas then he uttered those immortal words that'll live forever and a day:

"Damn the torpedoes!  Full steam ahead!" - and with that it was 'anchors aweigh'!

Tars fearing for their souls exclaimed, "That's easy fer that ol' poop to say!"

But with clenched teeth they dashed ahead and won the Battle of Mobile Bay!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
(c) All Rights Reserved

Admiral Cardula Vi

A legend that has been used and abused so much,
Deals with the undead, blood drinkers as such,
Many stories from all over the globe are told.
I have seen every movie, ever made and sold.
Real Vampires exist of this I am so very sure.
An evil form, well maybe, and without a cure.
Legends all begin with some sort of partial truth.

Can anyone definitely be sure there are no such things?
Ages have past and we still find new creatures on earth.
Realistically I cannot believe all the tales that clings.
Dracula the most famous Vampire for all it is worth.
Unites all the lore, that humankind has believed.
Listening and embellishing, has been what perceived.
A soul taken, by another has to be evil, they all sleuthed.

Victims of such a violent death are bound to be evil.
I would expect more from today’s world, less medieval.


written as an anagram for 
Vladimir Dracula

Premium Member Aare U Sure Them Is Real Camels Admiral

al-Quaddafi Haiku-2
Tomahawks fly blind
may be al-Quaidas delight
Allah Ahkbar's cheer.

Here we go again
Belly dancing with Muammar
Hillarie can't dance.

He can dance alone.
al-Quaddafi's naval glows
diamonds up his nose.

Are they Libyan?
Maybe some, we just don't know.
Give them rice and lamb.

Send more Tomahawks
Reroute them to Syria
Belly dancing Booms.

Let's take on them all
every oil field we find
NATO gas stations
      everywhere.

Big Chief Tomahawks
Geronimo's great revenge
Belly dance all night.

Gold in them thar hills
Black gold in the desert sand.
Someone's slight of hand.

Twenty thousand more
Suckers born every minute.
In the USA.

      Forwardddd!!! Huh?!

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