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Night Owl Poetry – Dorinda Duclos

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Night Owl Poetry – Dorinda Duclos

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Anchors Away! ~ #poetry #WOTD #FOWC #RDP

16 Tuesday Apr 2019

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Daily Word Prompt, FOWC with Fandango, Poetry, Ragtag Daily Prompt, Word of the Day #WOTD

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Whilst riding along, on the ferry, cross stream

With a captain, quite cavalier, and in his prime

Into the dock, we crashed, which created a scene

Seems the captain forgot, to drop anchor, on time

 

Word of the Day – Ferry
FOWC with Fandango – Prime
Ragtag Daily Prompt – Drop

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A Bodacious Barnacle ~ #poetry #JuneWriting

29 Friday Jun 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in June Writing, Poems, Poetry

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She stuck to his side, like a barnacle at sea

Attracted to him, but a bit too smutty

He ignored her advances, brushed off moves

Letting her know, he would never approve

Of the way she clung, to his macho physique

Loving the way, he exuded mystique

But he wanted nothing, to do with her

Scrapping away, like a mad saboteur

Finally, he was able to release from her grip

A bodacious barnacle, had no place on his ship

 

June Writing Prompt – Bodacious barnacles – Day 29/30

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The First Mate ~ #poetry

16 Monday Oct 2017

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Poems, Poetry

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#poetry, boat, captain, death, disappearance, dorindaduclos.com, Night Owl Poetry, poems, raven, writing


The captain was nowhere to be found

It seemed his boat had run aground

Through starlit night and moonlight glow

He vanished in the undertow

Or had he disappeared from sight?

Did he, from his ship, alight?

Has he found his newest haven?

Or been swallowed by his first mate, Raven?

The bird will never tell, my friend

Of how the captain met his end

 

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The Wreck – #NaPoWriMo

26 Tuesday Apr 2016

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in #NaPoWriMo, Poems, Poetry

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If you look closely upon this place
Perhaps you’ll see the captain’s face

Hands on wheel, to steer his boat
The hull of which shall never float

Again upon the endless sea
For once a mighty shipman, he

Could not save his precious vessel
Washed ashore, forever nestled

From the waters, onto the land
Forever lost, in grains of sand

 

 

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