The Fishing
Wind is swinging boat, it’s frail
on a shoulder of a wave,
Stranger’s bored in it, thoughts sail
full of laziness, they save
idleness, he wants no sailing
And he doesn’t want his oar,
Cares are hard and he is blaming
Scary sea, it’s cold, what for
He’s in boat? He goes out fishing,
But the sky is empty so,
Splash, the bait’s outboard, snake's wishing
to gulp down it, he wants more.
Fishing rod is getting serpent
Among pieces of the ice
from the deep, he suffers torment,
Stranger’s got him as some prize.
He is laughing, laugh is bearing
Cruel undefeated storm,
Stranger shouts, you are the very
Very snake you’re Midgardorm!
Snake has risen over stranger,
Air poisoned with the smoke,
Land was shaken loudly, anger
leads the snake into the fog.
Snake is gone, the rod is broken
And discussion is no more,
See you later, snake, you’re woken
by the brave and mighty Thor.
Copyright © Serge Lyrewing | Year Posted 2018
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