Verse 125
Saturday, 6. September 2008, 02:05:02
Still louder and more dread :
It reached the ship, it split the bay ;
The ship went down like lead.
by Richard
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lokutus_prime # 6. September 2008, 22:16
Into the maw of Hell it went
and never a moment stayed,
the final breath
ere the ship's fast death,
unto an ocean grave.
I screamed aloud as the beckoning shroud
cast its shape o'er sea
"Sweet God above if there's any love
from Christ then I beg save me!"
The ferryman waits, his eyes dark slates,
he holds out his hand for a coin;
my shivering Soul must pay the toll
and there's no turning back to a dawn.
Fate calls to me from the edge of the Styx
and it likely will be in Verse 126.
http://my.opera.com/lokutus_prime/blog/2008/08/19/the-ancient-mariner
musickna # 6. September 2008, 22:23
edwardpiercy # 7. September 2008, 16:29
LoKu.
But if you want to get your kicks
You have to do it on Route 66
musickna # 7. September 2008, 17:06
I love that song, by the way.
edwardpiercy # 7. September 2008, 17:19
lokutus_prime # 7. September 2008, 23:04