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Premium Member Second Chances 1

Second Chances 1 Written: by Tom Wright 5/24/2016 Tears often escape my eyes, When I reflect that, More often than not, Only God gives second chances. For all make mistakes, While living life in combat, As man’s credo of, “Take no prisoners” advances;
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Form: Lyric


Sea Wolves

Galleons, uncharted oceans,
honest merchantmen take heed,
hijacked by the vile and shameless,
paradigms of pirate greed.

Storied legends blaze through ages,
rape and pillage mark the sway 
of buccaneers hell bent on mayhem,
cannons blast in fierce array.

Without compassion for a compass,
murderously resolute,
they take no prisoners, show no mercy,
sack the sea lanes, dissolute.
Form: Quatrain

Sea Wolves

Galleons, uncharted oceans,
honest merchantmen take heed,
hijacked by the vile and shameless,
paradigms of pirate greed.

Storied legends blaze through ages,
rape and pillage mark the sway 
of buccaneers hell bent on mayhem,
cannons blast in fierce array.

Without compassion for a compass,
murderously resolute,
they take no prisoners, show no mercy,
sack the sea lanes, dissolute.
Form: Quatrain

Sea Wolves

Galleons on uncharted oceans,
paradigms of pirate greed,
hijackers both vile and shameless,
honest merchantmen take heed!

Storied legends blaze through history,
rape and pillage mark the sway of
buccaneers hell bent on mayhem,
cannons blast in fierce array.

Without compassion for a compass,
murderously resolute,
they take no prisoners, show no mercy,
sack the sea lanes, dissolute.
Form: Quatrain

Sea Wolves

Galleons on uncharted oceans,
paradigms of pirate greed,
hijacked by the vile and shameless,
honest merchantmen take heed!

Storied legends blaze through history,
rape and pillage mark the sway of
buccaneers hell bent on mayhem,
cannons blast in fierce array.

Without compassion for a compass,
murderously resolute,
they take no prisoners, show no mercy,
sack the sea lanes, dissolute.
Form: Verse


Sea Wolves

Galleons on uncharted oceans,
paradigms of pirate greed,
hijacked by the vile and shameless,
honest merchantmen take heed!

Storied legends blaze through history,
rape and pillage mark the sway of
buccaneers hell bent on mayhem,
cannons blast in fierce array.

Without compassion for a compass,
murderously resolute,
they take no prisoners, show no mercy,
sack the sea lanes, dissolute.
Form: Quatrain

Sea Wolves

Galleons on uncharted oceans,
paradigms of pirate greed,
hijacked by the vile and shameless,
honest merchantmen take heed!

Storied legends blaze through history,
rape and pillage mark the sway of
buccaneers hell bent on mayhem,
cannons blast in fierce array.

Without compassion for a compass,
murderously resolute,
they take no prisoners, show no mercy,
sack the sea lanes, dissolute.
Form: Quatrain

Sea Wolves

Galleons, uncharted oceans, 
honest merchantmen take heed, 
hijacked by the vile and shameless, 
paradigms of pirate greed. 

Storied legends blaze through ages, 
rape and pillage mark the sway 
of buccaneers hell bent on mayhem, 
cannons blast in fierce array. 

Without compassion for a compass, 
murderously resolute, 
they take no prisoners, show no mercy, 
sack the sea lanes, dissolute!
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Take No Prisoners

We take no prisoners, for if they escape, fears and desires may burrow deep in our mind and then in stupor we will foolishly ape suggestions proffered that grip us in their bind and before we know it, disfigured's our shape, so we nip in the bud, such thought forms unkind. May the garden of our mind be thus nurtured, lower mind censured and love and light treasured. 15-January-2023

Tale of a Pirate

On a ship showing a skull and crossbones
A brutal pirate decides on whom he shall prey
The years have not been easy for ships in these waters
For the pirates 
take no prisoners 
Gold and silver is what those rogues want
and they get them through fear and sharp swords
So take care when you pass into waters 
where pirates hold sway 
For they are merciless and strong 
They have no sense or concern
for the sanctity of human life

Premium Member The Mask

The Mask By: Miracle Man 10-19-2018 Sometimes I fail to recognize the man That hides his face behind a mask. Who prefers the periphery (And being alone) over the public eye While finding no task too daunting to attempt; But behind this mask, Lurks the face of an angry man; Most days this man is filled with compassion, But depression constantly tells him he is worthless, To fire back and “Take no prisoners”
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