Drowned Poem by Andrew Shiston
Drowned
Rating: ★5.0
From many fathoms deep
In the dark and dismal depths
Where day and sunlight disappear
Lays a rusting rotten wreck
The weeds that grow upon her deck
Where seamen used to splice
Move like gentle pennants
Where proud flags used to fly
The only men that crew this wreck
That lays upon her side
Is a pile of rotting human bones
Of men that sailed and died.
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4/19/2024 2:26:12 PM # 1.0.0.1119
My vote says it all.