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Jul 22, 2017
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Dark Loch
'Twas when the moon was darkly hid
in blackness long ago,
strange sounds through startled waters slid
and echoed far below.
Astir illumed by lights of shore
behold a floating wreck;
within the flotsam, at its core,
an undulating neck.
Still holding firm three sailor lads,
sad victims of the storm;
though fearful yet, were very glad,
she kept them safe from harm.
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Comments
scribbler
7 years 11 months ago
Ah
the water horse instead of a monster. Very nice short poem with an end twist. Just what I needed
Geezer
7 years 11 months ago
I thought for sure...
that it was Nessie! Glad that it was just a water horse! Nessie has been known to be in a snit sometimes and I'm sure that I wouldn't want to meet her in the middle of a storm! I would put the comma after the word fearful and before yet. Nice work Keith.
~ Gee.
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Keith Logan
7 years 11 months ago
Water Horse
The water horse sometimes called kelpie is identified in several different forms one of which is indeed Nessie.
lovedly
7 years 11 months ago
short and sweet
A stir
was t a typo
Astir
i wonder Keith
long time since horses
came to my watershed