Three ships a sailor had
Purple,Silver, Aquas
Two he knew by colour, shape and feel
For years he had sailed both
The third he found washed ashore
Just a short space ago
And seeing it lone
He added it to his fleet
But it was oddly shaped, new feel and touch
Still he felt its sails, saw the winds row it
And one day as he set forth the ships
Onto a raging sea
He felt the new ship refuse to tow,
reassured its sails"I will never let you sink"
And set it afloat
But as they streamed up the waves
Raging waves, Sailors-choice
The edges of a craggy rock visible grew
He knew by wind directions
He could choose just two a save
And so he let the lesser known perish
And just when he sailed his years known sails across
He heard the shatter, the clang
And saw the new Aquas
Batter before it hit the crag
He never turned back to see
self consoled his consicence
And lived life's coward.
He never turned back to see
self consoled his consicence
And lived life's coward.
is the sailor a metaphor?
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