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From the Sea

“Salty, icky, dark”

By Jack FriendPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
From the Sea
Photo by Joseph Barrientos on Unsplash

Your name means “from the sea”

So I don a captain’s hat

To find you how I can.

How hard can it be?

What keeps you from being next to me?

A sea on the other side of the world

Well, call me a sailor

Call a crew of dunces and ship hands

Give them rum, coins, rations

Deal with squabbles and scurvy

Mutiny and near failure

But my destination is true

Keep this galleon eastward

You are from the sea

And I come from that sea

To bring you to me.

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Jack Friend

Pizzaiolo, social worker, brewer, writer

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    Written by Jack Friend