Short Fishing Gear Poems

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Premium Member Down At The Quayside

Down at the quayside
Heading to a pier
Surges of ongoing tide
Bob the fishing gear
Seagulls flying low, descend
On the rails of pier
This road has come to an end
So the end came near
What about the next step
Is the font too small?
Or a bit too wide the gap
To forget it all?
Don’t know how to answer that
So I better stay
Wait until the light turns flat
Shadowing my way.
Form: Rhyme


Man Cave

My Man Cave my shed,
All it needs is a bed.

Its become my private domain,
Where nobody can complain.

Its full of tool and all of my fishing gear,
There are even some of my comfortable old clothes that I just like to wear.

There a comfortable chair,
And lots of things I don't like to share.

I can simply fiddle about,
I can sing, scream or shout.

But mainly its a place where I can peacefully sit and just stare into space.
© Mark West  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Hector Dolphins

Hectors Dolphins are listed as, endangered
and a sub-species, Maui’s Dolphin are critically endangered
with only about 55 left, in New Zealand’s shallow waters
in the North Island eastern shores, is their home with borders

Hector Dolphins dorsal fin, looks like Mickey Mouse’s ear
and they are the smallest and rarest, of all marine dolphins
Their biggest threat, is being caught up in human fishing gear
and humans polluting, boat striking, developing and seabed mining
Form: Rhyme

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