Set sail at high noon
Three years before I tell you this tale;
There was a boy, who wanted to set sail;
Upon the high sea- He wanted to leave
his family. And he couldn't because his
ship was demolished. He wondered what
he would accomplish in life and his time. He worked every day and would harvest and gather things to improve his boat.
The one thing he treasured the most
would be his captains' cap. And to recap
He wasn't aware of where he wanted to go
He just knew he wanted to leave and was in a hurried state of being. And within one
year he was ready to depart and go on to
the sea. He took his boat for this trip.
And his family said, "Why must this be?"
He didn't pay any attention. Onward and forward he went. Turquoise blue and sea foam green is all he imagined. But what would he do if he was to be hungry.
He turned his ship around and went towards home. From the time he left and returned. Nothing was the same. His family had moved away, and few had passed away. He was looking for a warm shoulder. And truthfully this boy could easily be me. When you are in a hurry to leave your family; you regret when you
have that feeling that nothing will improve
in your habitat. You end up missing them the most. And you still have your adventure, and your boat. But your longing
Is what propels you to go and seek
A sense of similarity and companionship.
And love above most all things. He parked his boat in the dock. He bumped into his father and mother at a festival. And couldn't recognize them. The years took their toll. They were astonished by the sight of him. And they told him," Let's go home." They went and here we come to end of our tale. They were home sweet home. He never again was in a hurry to set
sail on his boat. He would then bring them,
on his trips. They did things together.
And they would fish and swim and they were in good company because this boy let go of his animosity. And that's that a sweet happy ending because loving your own brings be you to loving elsewhere and everything. Don't take it from me. For I have a boat parked at the dock. And I have my family.