The Sailor's Misfortune Poem by Justin Tallman
The Sailor's Misfortune
I set sail
unaware
that I forgot
to raise the anchor
it still clings
to the shore
I ignore the tug
blaming it on
something ridiculous
like the wind
all the while
under the impression
I'm far off
on my way
to a better land
I never care
to look back
oblivious to
the cold truth
I never went
anywhere
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4/25/2024 10:31:09 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Who wrote it: Sometimes it is better to stay still than to go anywhere at all.