Pirates Belong On The Sea Fishing Not In Safe Harbours? Poem by Terence George Craddock

Pirates Belong On The Sea Fishing Not In Safe Harbours?



John was making a rare appearance on the internet
John in the past has never replied to my internet hi
last time he was on, I sent a brief 'hello pirate', no reply

this time I sent 'go John on the internet': -)
'Hi'
'where is the pirate living now? '

'Wallington'
'you like it there? City on the water or both? '
'Live ing on my boat hear. Like it no! Wallington people are... ked! ! ! All about the $'

'costs to live
they believe the lie they need money to spend on possessions buying life
they live in city prison's of concrete pavements many buildings lost in a maze'

'Cost is free on my boat. $ $ about 100 a week food and gas'
'that's good, free fish'
'Lot of fish and rice'

'lol that is a Hesti diet'
John the pirate is a fisherman at heart
fishermen belong fishing on the sea

John beach bound pirate is living in berth Wellington
saltless political crowed capital city serving New Zealand
pirates belong on the sea not in safe port harbours?


Copyright © Terence George Craddock

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Inspired by a conversation on the internet with John William Whatuira.
Dedicated to John William Whatuira.
Split image from the poem 'Which Species Of Fish Is Most Profitable To Catch? ' by the poet Terence George Craddock.
Written in March 2016 on the 11.3.2016.
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