Buccaneer Poems | Examples


Premium Member Thoughts of a Barry University Buccaneer Parrot

As the Ghost of Gasperella watched from his perch 
He was drenched from his pants to his shirt
But before the gridiron battle ended and the Knights still had the mission to be defended,
In the bowl game that was dealing with conditions that were a messing 
There was one more question that needed a dressing,  
On this day looking for talent at their best 
At stake was the spread that determined who would go home with the treasure chest 
 Having one last chance the herd could steal the money 
During a game where the weather was supposed to be warm and sunny, 
Strategically sending a fling the herd threw a bomb that might have hit the King. 
Only problem was there was a Knight there to intercept this act of might. 
With nothing more to say 
The knights added to the score which made them take home the gold before Christmas Day. 
In conclusion when it does rain
Do as the Ghost of Gasperella did and enjoy the game 
That was really a final exam for those searching for fortune and fame.

Premium Member Old Time Buccaneer

I've just been told to be an adult around here
My answer is why feel like an old-time buccaneer
Wielding my sword
Hey matey climb aboard
Sail the seas wreaking havoc, sweet lassies to share

Premium Member Buccaneer Darth

A vile buccaneer called Darth Vadry
Needed  wife back so  they’d remarry--
    Thief offered gold loot
    A useless  pursuit,  
Dame rigged him …with Tom,  Dick, and Harry!




4/15/2019
Tania Kitchin's Pirate Themed Limerick Contest


The Boozy Buccaneer

A reckless young pirate named Greg
Drank whisky straight out of a keg.
He cried 'Look at me!'
In shark-ridden sea;
That drink cost an arm and a leg!


14.04.19

 Pirate Themed Limerick Poetry Contest: sponsored by Tania Kitchin

Premium Member The Buccaneer

Young mariner’s ship sank in storm severe,
he lost the treasure, swam to the shore near.
Promise of wealth he couldn’t keep,
she threw him into a heap.
So he returned to sea as buccaneer.

April 11, 2019
Syllable count : 10/10/7/7/10
Checked on howmanysyllables.com

Bold Buccaneer

BOLD BUCCANEER

A wicked and bold buccaneer,
Patrolled the high seas with no fear. 
The kings excise men
Tried time and again,
But never got anywhere near

9th April 2019
Pirate themed limerick contest
Sponsor - Tania Kitchin


Buccaneer-Queen

“Buccaneer Queen” out of San Pedro is another square-rigged ship. moored at Ports O’Call, California, is ninety feet long, eighteen feet at the base and carries a crew of five. Available for public cruises, she offers dining pleasure for fifty-eight dollars a couple. Minimum number of passengers is fifty-five, maximum is ninety. Cruise is for two and one half hours on the calm water of the Los Angeles and Long Beach Harbor.  Prices are subject to change without notice. Passengers are required to be on the dock one-half hour prior to sailing..

Premium Member This Ancient Buccaneer

Hey all you people out there, be nice ya hear?
Change yer ways or y'all get a kick in the rear
Not bad up till now
Must do better somehow
Room for improvement, says this ancient buccaneer

Premium Member Like An Old Buccaneer

Well how do you do, my name is Lou
I'm a normal old chap except for my do
Hair down to here
Like an old buccaneer
A romantic old buggar and quite naughty too


© Jack Ellison 2015

Premium Member The Brave Buccaneer

There was once a buccaneer
They say he sailed the seas with fear.
    Of his stories told
    Of his bravery so bold,
For he went nowhere, for he could not steer.




http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/humor.php

The Loving Buccaneer

Wolfgang was a pirate
At the age of eighteen
He was at any rate
Very respectable and clean

He was at the most
Skilled and feared
By Poseidon's Ghost
and Captain Red Beard

He arrived at Cape Lost
And met a girl
Whose destiny had crossed?
In his advenurous world

Her name is Chalise
Eyes a beautiful blue
The Captains niece
Guarded by the crew

But he had to see her
So he came close
Posing as a music teacher
Stealing the robes

He earned her trust
And her love
That night it was lust
With this romantic dove

They gallop on a horse
Across the beach
Through the waters force
In the sea

He takes her home 
Before the sunrise
The crew catches this rogue
Knocking him down in suprise

They bound his wrist
And his feet
Hurl him off a cliff
Into the sea

One would wish for his escape
wrenching free of his ties
He did not meet his fate 
For on a beach he lies

He awakes in the morn
dazed by the fall
His brain is torn
For he can't remember anything at all

Such is life for this young man
His travels lead him back to her
A pirate he becomes again
Ordained to him by earth

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