Sea's Serenity
Across the sky there linger clouds
caressing sun as would a shroud.
They scrape across a canvas blue
to gloat of which they were endowed.
A color, then comes, which is new
a gray, hinting that tempests brew
Dismay; the sailor’s moods now sour
joy declines; terror then seeps through
Here comes the captain; what great power
he yells, he shouts, deck hands cower
New fear now ousts the elder
better dead than thrown over
The sky has calmed, silence is better
Sailors’ destinies don’t matter
No more shouts or futile smatter
Sea’s serenity no longer shattered
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