The Pecker And The Ark Poem by George Samuel

The Saint who pecks,
Noahs mega ark,
The woodwork against the flood,
That took the condemned crowd,
On their floating boat safely home.

The giant made by a fly,
Took the ancient man to the sky,
And calf him a lodge in the sea,
A cabin and a place of plea,
In the wetlands gloom and glee.

The savings craft of a perfect pecker,
Who drill the whole world a hole,
A hideout drill into pool,
Honored by history with a live marker,
The saviour and the lost souls.

A season at sea,
With a saint pecking for our plea,
Like the cross where the saviour died for us,

As the violent water washed down the world,
Till the pecker pecks a home for us.