The temper of the sea controls his life His relationship with it is just like a wife It nurtures an soothes when it needs to be Or angry an wild to descend on thee
Early he rises before the dawn To confirm his fate before the morn The stars are out,the wind is low He's well prepared its time to go
He eases his boat into the black tea The ripples reflect the calm of thee The engines they start with accepted ease His jacket on so not to freeze
His light bounces off beacons to see His mind is set in the direction to be He sets his dash to operation mode An skippers his boat along the wet road
Using the channel as his watery path The ocean an swells he meets at last Splinters of orange pierce the sky For beyond the horizon the sun does lie
He charts his coarse to hunting ground As the sun emerges from its worldly round A smile appears on his face This is the wife that wears the lace
He spends all day chasing his catch The ultimate aim to fill his hatch The suns intensity always rising Utmost respect is not surprising
Tides they move an winds they change All apart of the fishermans game Its time to head in an prepare his catch Ready himself for the next batch
Although his journey is mostly the same His love for the ocean is no pain The individual beauty that he sees everyday Illuminates his life in every possible way
Well I hope your mate appreciates a great write for him....I understand the phrases...my family were fisherman and oyster catchers....I watch the fisherman early moring just off the coast below my bedroom windows. Now I'm not so sure I'll be all dreamy watching them in winter...but for now, I'm glad they are close to shore....probably spearing flounder..... Which reminds me...ah..maybe later...Niah
RedexNorthumberland, England UKMar 26, 2011
This is a wonderful poem and story of your friends life, I enjoyed the reading
Hi, Nuwahri61, His light bounces off beacons to see His mind is set in the direction to be and the light of your poem shines line a beacon that Illuminates his life in every possible way. Such a nice tribute to one who spends all day chasing his catch, in love with the life he has chosen.
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Now I'm not so sure I'll be all dreamy watching them in winter...but for now, I'm glad they are close to shore....probably spearing flounder.....
Which reminds me...ah..maybe later...Niah
His light bounces off beacons to see His mind is set in the direction to be and the light of your poem shines line a beacon that Illuminates his life in every possible way. Such a nice tribute to one who spends all day chasing his catch, in love with the life he has chosen.