Black Pearl

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Deck of memories

Moonlit sails on stranger tides

Journeys of freedom

Once haunted planks, now

Lost to Davy Jones locker

Left on unknown paths

With great looming masts

Left to the undiscovered

Truly abandoned

Marooned on a plain

Of endless sand, an island

Where Sparrow once lay

The world of the dead

Unlike familiar seas

Is plain lifeless 

This Haiku poem is about the Black Pearl from Pirates of the Caribbean (Since, when i was twelve, i was a big fan of Pirates of the Caribbean :) ). It’s about the story and life of the ship and the journeys it has been through. A pirate and a ship is like a wolf and a pack brother. To a pirate, their ship is their life and only means of being a true pirate. Without it they are nothing but meaningless men, wondering on unknown shores. Everybody has something like this that means everything to them; that they’d die for, whether it’s a person or a valuable, everyone has something to live for. They become alive to you like a ship is alive to a pirate.

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