The moon broke through the shrouded sky
revealing a ship with tattered sails;
a haunted vessel that sailed the seas,
an enigma masked in mystery,
She’d seen her share of storms and gales
of cannon fire and mutinies.
Whenever her name was uttered or spoke,
it struck fear in the hearts of the hardest of blokes
for all knew the name of the “Megan Marie.”
Some loves are never meant to be
and hearts oft want what they cannot have
And so her captain sailed the seas
trying to forget the woman he’d lost.
And when they gave his eulogy
they spoke of this pirate who scoured the seas
searching in every port of call
for the woman he loved who held the key...
without her his heart would never be free.
And sometimes, on a starless night,
when the white caps stir from a feral wind
the masts arise from their salty grave
and the ancient ship sets sail again,
fulfilling the ancient prophecy
of the one who still looks for his Megan Marie.
© Ginny Brannan 2025

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