[1] Cowardice

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He cowers in fear,
of what grows near.
The waves ascend,
but he descends.

He cries alone,
Like a dog in distress.
So, throw him a bone,
when you see him aggress.

Suddenly he has a grip,
for a Phoenix finally gave him a tip.
He feels he doesnt need to abscond,
and does not feel like he's gone.

But just as quickly as it came,
it left him with a quick boom.
Alas, who are you to blame,
for all he did is die a crazed loon.

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