Pirate Poetry Thursday

Sep 21, 2006 10:14

I stole some pirate poems from this guy's blog in honor of International Talk Like a Pirate Day on Tuesday.


Pirates are friendly
Pirates are hearty
They’re bluff and they’re loud
They’ll always have fun
On their own or in crowds

Some have an eye patch
And some have a hook
In place of the hand
That a crocodile took

They’re usually friendly
Despite all your fears
But if you should cross them
They’ll cut off your ears

They’ll stamp on your fingers
Stick knives up your nose
Put ants in your trousers
And crabs on your toes

And then when they’re finished
And your spirits are low
It’s off to the edge of the ship you must go

Hands tied behind you
Eyes bound about
You’re prodded and pushed
By their jeers and their shouts

Your eyes start to water
There’s no hope, let’s be frank
In a matter of seconds
You’ll fall from The Plank

Below you’ll be swallowed
By water and sharks
Who will bite you and tear you
Into many wee parts

You prepare for the moment
When you’ll fall into space
You screw up your courage
Your hands and your face

Then suddenly, laughter!
A hug and a poke
Why those silly old pirates
Were having a joke!

I told you they’re friendly
Despite all your fears
But, if you should cross them
It could all end in tears

A Pirate Poem
Ahoy there I’m a Pirate,
This boat ain’t mine, I had to hire it.

A talented Pirate Poem
I am a talented Pirate,
When you see this you’ll have to admire it,
It’s a canon that goes
On my ship, at the nose,
If you’re good then I might let you fire it.

A porno Pirate Poem
I am a porno Pirate
There’s a girl on my gang-plank called Violet,
With no underwear
She does solemnly swear
She’ll try all she can do to tire it.
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