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Brethren Of The Coast

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Brethren Of The Coast

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With sails afurled they drifted forth

The wind at their aft

The smouldering clouds quickening

A storm gathering bout their mast

The tumultuous torrents ravaging

The thunder closing in

The sailors madly battling

Poseidon's wrathful whims

Gnashing and crashing the sails were lashing

Billowing in the gale

Defiantly singing they sealed the rigging

Shouting out a salty tale

Then came the crackling lightning

To strike upon their fears

Oe'r top a thrashing slough

A galleon appeared

Her deck

Had been scored

As if by leviathan's claw

Deep blackened slimy trenches

Of solid oak

Torn raw

Unmanned and dismembered she's left adrift

The fate of her crew shall remain a myth

This derelict galleon bathed in pain

A testament to poseidon's reign

Her crew

Seemingly gone

Every man down to the last

Tattered sails

Hung wildly

From the shattered remains of her mast

With their hearts filled with pride

They merrily sang and cursed the skies

And as the storm came to a lull

A sailor alive on the rotting hull

Suffering

A starving

Old seadog

A skeletal wreckage

Of the seaman

He used to

Be

That night

The crew gathered round

To hear

Of what had happened

In that

Sea

And this was his tale

Now hearken me hearties to my tale of this night

Lest the menace of these waters fill your proud hearts with fright

Many nights ago we sailed through the twilight serene

When we were set upon by a furious being

His yellow eyes peered hungry

From deep beneath the swell

His beak of rusted iron cruised with

Barnacles and shells

His darkness was spotted

Too late for he attacked

A fourteen armed demon

Of scaly black

Lashing out the men with a fury divine

And pulling them down to his inky brine

So swallow your courage and pride of any form

And brothers, beware the calm that follows the storm

Beware the calm that follows the storm

With sails unfurled they drifted forth

The wind at their sterns

Under grey clouds the new sun was shining

The weather long since turned

Sulking over the wispy waves

A galleon beaten and torn

Blackened slashes across her bow

In the calm that followed the storm

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