Charter
This charter binds us to use the power of the poem to liberate and free from the bonds of boredom any we discover there, providing said poetry does no actual harm. Well that's the business out of the way for now so it's on with the poetry
I'm a pirate
I'm a pirate, a poet, a cat,
I've a ship, Jolly Roger and hat,
With my literate crew,
And some limericks true,
We sail west spreading verse just like that.
I've a ship, Jolly Roger and hat,
With my literate crew,
And some limericks true,
We sail west spreading verse just like that.
Following on from this brief introduction I invite you to venture further on the fantastic voyage you have undertaken. I became a pirate to sail under clear skies and see foreign lands, oh and the booty

Of course sailing with likes of Bonney, Teach, Calico and Morgan wasn't all fun and frolics, but it had its moments, sometimes when we were hunting merchantmen we had time for poetry and stories. But heaven help you if it was boring.
But the company was worth it . . .
Edward Teach "Damn you villains, who are you? And from whence came you?"

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Thank you for reading this first small set of pirate poetry, if you enjoyed it and want to be an honorary Pirate Against Bad Things you may do so by bribing your local charity, who in return will feed other members of the crew injured on previous voyages or too poor to do poetry.(see pirates charter for compensation and unemployment rates)
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