Short Poems and Spoken Poetry

At The Sea | Poetry

Hear ye, hear ye, dear laddie
The waves of the open sea
Stand on your wooden ship
With a smile on your lips

Above the azure skies, we see
Has the cool wind meet ye?
Does it feel as cold as the blue sea?
You doubt it whispers for the free

"Yet did you not truly see
What it has brought upon me?"
"Child, you are bright
Tonight, you'll be alright"

And there I am on another ship
My flag waves high as I trip
"Ding, ding, ding!" I laughed
"Hear me out, my golden lad!"

When hard works are done
When troubles are gone
If today you faced tests
Tonight you deserve a good rest

If the seas roar and split apart
The ship will be hit quite hard
And then you'll worry away
But hear me, there's a way
Be it yesterday or today
Night always comes for a stay

"Sleep well," the admiral sea sings,
As it promises you a golden ring
"The admiral sky's love will spring
For you are the queen and king"