Simple Sunday Rides The High Seas!
Welcome to the CPC’s
Simple Sunday Picture Challenge!
We’re back in Massachusetts this week to revisit Tyler Edlin.
http://tyleredlinart.deviantart.com/
Fantasy art is his specialty, usually with a European flair.
His most recent work is entitled “Kodran Migrant Fleet”
Write what your poetic muse sees in or imagines from this image
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Good Evening Bob :groovy: 😉 and an interesting unique piece of art , shared..BB smiles
THE GOLDEN GOOSE
The Kodran merchants sally forth
To sell the goods they made on board
in ships designed for life at sea
till they reach market with their hoard.
Whole families in inboard suites
grow and craft for those in need
wherever in the world they are.
the Kodran sell to those in need.
Seas may be rough, they carry on:
produce the most desirable.
The freeest markets draw Kodran;
their business most reliable.
Hailed they were both far and wide
by eager traders everywhere
until the day the seas were closed
when tyrants caught them unaware.
The dictators were jealous sorts.
They wanted profits of their own.
So Kodrans’ golden goose was killed,
and the new world did want, and moan.
Copyright March 23rd 2013 RGD
Inspired by the art “Kodran Migrant Fleet” by Tyler Edlin
Hey Bob .. Know me be really really late but as knows me have me daughter Connie over at time .. Will for sure bring piece back for here .. Hugzzzzzzzs Now .. :love: 🙂
CASTLE SHIP
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Castles of the sea
Big ones
Little ones no need to leave home
Fight the battles long and hard
Castle ship
Right and left
Where do you sail
Any where there water
Land a much
When all is done
Look to the livin as well as the dead
No king are queen live here
Just the captain and his hardy crew
Man the sail
Row your oars
We are on the move
Here and there far and near
We are
The castle aboard
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Written By: Bettie Davis ————————- © March 23 , 2o14
cities a floating
lifted off their foundation
water becomes land
JT 314