Lass-
Tweren't true there were pagan pyrates??? I be no historian-type, but still and all...
As fer the Disnee-Land - o'kay, ye gots me there!
Cap't-
Bein' a newbie and recluse and such on this here board, fergive me ignorance, but it be soundin' like a fearsome adventure a'comin' yer way...
Iff'n Key Lime pie
Be the key to yer rhyme
Then where be ye gettin
Yer poetic time?
Yer meter is dandy
Yer verbage sublime
Yer sentence construction
Could stop on a dime.
But where be the lime pies
I'm wantin' to know
I be hopin' now that
ye'll grant us a show!
Not meanin' to gather me any replies hereabouts, but iffin' ye have a few odd moments, ye might be wantin' to think about...
Do ye REALLY think ye would have been able to survive as a pyrate in the Golden Age? Without the auto-mobiles, the air-conditionin', the cable-Tee-Vee and such...
With the infestations...the rats...the mutinies...the loneliness...
With the REAL fights, not the ones that be foisted up'n us by them Holly-wude peoples...
Ye'd be livin' large, an' no mistake, but ye'd also be livin' hard.
Could ye cut the mustard?
Not meanin' no cruel
Nor no cryin' in gruel
I'm sure, tho', ye'd teach me
Much better than school.
I'm flattered you'd think to
Give me discounts grand
Instead o' jes' tellin' me,
"Phil, go pound sand!"
You do a good job, lass,
O' matchin' me rhymes,
Jes' keep on practicin'
While I suck on me limes.
"The Lyttle Pyrate's Book of Poems"
"Poems for a Plunderer"
"Haiku Horrors"
"Seafarin' Stanzas"
"Prose to Pillage By"
"Verse and Worse"
""Arrrr" and Other Syllables"
"A Study of 18th Century Oceanographic Linguistic Anomalies"
Goin' to th' Faire
Walk-Away Rat on a Stick
That's what I hope for.
Vendors here and there
Simon, please show me your wares.
No credit? Who cares?
Bodice be strainin'
As she bends, lost in her thoughts...
I be lost in mine.
Manly pyrate men
Playin' Candyland on deck
There go me heros!
Poet and fighter
A true Renaissance blighter
He's lost beside her.
Pommel and handguard
Tang meets blade in a firm way
Whistles in the stroke.
Hell's bells, ma'am, I can't see's it from where I be...mayhaps iff'n ye turns around and sorta shows the plot o' ground in question, we might be settlin' this little problem...
Whoa!
I thought I be the only one rememberin' thet company...
...many a minute passed in glee, watchin' fer signs on the ol' road-trips betwixt ports...
No matter how hard I tries
'Tis a fact tha' it's me I despise
It's sad but it's true
Don't want spattin' wi' you
Would rather see Rosalinda's eyes.
Nice haiku, btw, m'lady...
Ouch!
(In deep Irish brouge) Sure'n now, lass, would ya' be havin' a pint wi' me? (dancin' a jig...)
No, no, m'lady - THAT sign be sayin' STOP! ...picked it up when I lived in th' ol' Greenwich Village fer a while...
M'lady-
I don't be thinkin' you'd much like ta do that anyhow...
Although the view may indeed be pretty, this property has been used by th' best and condemned by th' worst!
Forgive me, Phil, I'm in Pyrate Special Ed. We're slow!
I get it, now!
Pass the salt, please.......!
Ah, me por pretty, fret not now,
Don't go out and have a big cow now,
'Tis just as I feared,
'Tis 'cause I am weird,
Accept me apology (with bow).
Aye, m'lady, I be takin' a short draught since I be pilotin' tonight...
Here's to ye an' Capt. Scupper, and all th' Who's in Port Royal!
An' Capt. Grey - admire away, says I - the view is free!
RumbaRue-
Oh, DON'T be gettin' me started 'ere...I got's a bellyfull o' yokes fer ya's...
Cap't. Grey-
I be thankin' ya most kindly now. Me quill is oft mightier than me sword, tho' me sword's not half-bad...
Be it worth whatever-
In my "real" life, I'm an acupuncturist/Chinese herbalist/taiji and qigong-type of fella...
I'd often thought of getting some gear together to portray a doctor, but the big drawback, of course, is that I could only sign on to a junk...
Thank ye kindly, Spydre - I'll be havin' a Skull Dugger, barkeep!
'Twere a bit strange mixin' Seuss 'n' pyrates, to be sure...but then, I be a bit strange, too...too many stories and black 'n' white tellyvisions as a wee lad, don't ya know...
M'lady Goodwench...what are I to be sayin' exceptin'...may we be meetin' on the far shore...
Pirate Haiku
I sail the cruel sea
Just to plunder and pillage
What does that make me?
It makes me – Pyrate!
The envy of all a-shore
The dream of wenches.
My cutlass is sharp
And my musket is powdered
Frightful image, I.
The good ship is trim
Sails puff out in the fresh breeze
Salt spray in my face.
Take what I want now
Leave no tale-tellers behind
The creed of the sea.