Lament of the Leviathans
The Ocean must not Lose them
They are the silent wanderers
They are the heart of the sea
Those oceanic majesties
They mean so much to me
I’ve thought of them for many years
Read stories of their plight
Alas their lives are threatened
To save them we must fight
They are as old as time itself
Royalty of the deep
But i fear for their existence
Their tale does make me weep
There are few of us who've seen them
those chosen lucky few
We have gaped in awe and wonder
And theres something we have to do...
We must shout loud and raise our voice
Lets keep them from the dark
They are the great leviathans
Let’s save the basking shark…
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Andrew Kyle
I'm a wordsmith, and i believe i can, should and will craft as close to the infinite as tolerable, poems and prose alike to entertain and educate, amuse and amaze anybody that would allow me that honour. My imagination knows no limits.
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