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THE SINKING SHIP THAT FLOATS

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By Jay LoganPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
THE SINKING SHIP THAT FLOATS
Photo by JD Mason on Unsplash

I'd like to introduce you all to Ruby and Jay Two love birds, the likes of a mockingjay Staring at the sun shining on a journey, while making hay Promised to journey together to a beautiful land, destination Canaan Let's go by sea, said Ruby, a beautiful petite looking Asian Hell yeah said Jay, with a deep tone, just right for a Black Man Physics said to us, like poles repel, unlike poles attract Just like the yin and yang jade, different colours but drawn together with great impact Who would guess, a black man with an Asian beauty, together on a ship going down south Determined to pull through every storm together on their ship's path Passengers kept eyes locked on to the couple looking odd Different in so many ways, yet their lives so intertwined like Dodie's chord Like the Mikaelsons, they made a vow to each other of always and forever Unknown to them that it was a fickle promise, dependent on desire One crucial snag of a ship, sea sickness, out of your mouth waste pour It then takes but seconds to change your diet on a ship from the previous on shore Change is a constant variable many people tend to ignore Once ignored, many years of preparations, thrown out the door And so the Captain changed course, to the West he started sailing Confusion filled the ship, left the couple in constant bickering Out of the blue, a heavy storm came, the captain lost control in the midst of the chaos The ship got wrecked and about to sink But the bickering couple still tried so hard to stay in sync It would take but a miracle for the ship to float And so the tale of the black man and the Asian beauty on a ship journey, comes to an end, adios.

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    Written by Jay Logan