Las Vegas Whale Poem by Maria Andres

Las Vegas Whale



A Las Vegas whale
Without a tail
Rolled and trundled about

Moist bulging eyes
Hoping to spy
A wench to pirate

There by the bar
Tall and willowy
Deep dark eyes

His bloated bulk
A treasure laden galleon
Set course toward her

The deep dark eyes
Fixed on the whale
And glittered

He flirted and flattered
She towered above him
Smiling, determined his fate

The Las Vegas whale
Without a tail
Never saw the harpoon.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I wrote this from a word prompt session, the word being 'pirate'. I found an Urban Dictionary definition, 'looking for a woman to pirate, have casual sex with'.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brian Jani 09 June 2014

Maria i.like your way of poetry

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Anthony Burkett 02 February 2014

A lovely comentary on high seas of nightlife... it made me smile!

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Douglas Scotney 15 December 2013

found it so nice I read it thrice

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Maria Andres

Maria Andres

Key West, FLA
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