Came across this great pirate themed poem today that I thought I’d share. I enjoyed it quite a bit and if you go to the source page, it reads it to you.
The Ghost on The Wind
Like a ghost on the wind
He comes from the sea,
And trembles the foe
Like a storm on the lee.
With swashbuckling swagger
And a Jolly Roger laugh,
He flies the black flag
On a whalebone staff.
He has a black-patched eye
And a ring in his ear,
And on his wind-burned face,
A crusty-grizzled beard.
With a bone-cold glare
And a sneer on his lip,
He has a cannon by his side
And a cutlass in his grip.
With a thunderous blast
From his cannon’s might,
He shivers the strong
And cripples their fight.
He takes what he’s lost
And turns it to gold,
For He’s crafty and shrewd
And He’s fearless and bold.
He’s dashing and daring,
A fierce buccaneer,
For the sight of his plunder
Pales many with fear.
From East Carolina
Victories are told
Of the Spirit of the Pirate
And his purple and gold!
Alfred H. Lockamy 2005
