A delightful write that is meaningful also in the sense that it brings to mind certain folks and how the time flies by. Thank you, Walt. Love and peace,
i enjoyed the rhythm and rhyme of this write-fun and clever
Reviewed by Ron (sketchman) Axelson (Reader)
Reviewed on August 31, 2007
Are you sure you can sign an X Walt?
The fair ladies of the isle have ask me to join
the lot. I can wash dishes, but don't do, clean fish's
Me eyes can't stay off of boobs though, I wonder ifin
that would be a problem?
Yes, doooooooooooo come along for the ride, Sir Salt. I've jumped straight in with both feet... only to find I am probably waaaaaaaaaaaay out of my depth and need a lot more flesh on me skinny bones to be able to swing a cutlass acurately or bust out me bustier like them other Pandora Pirates... but I could practice me splicing skills in your Galley and exercise a bit of floggin on a rump steak or two to start with... Just until I get me L-plates off... Don't go offering your services to those other ruff boys when us girls could do with a Jack Sparrow around (ooops... perhaps I'm not sposed to say that...) Pertty Please?? Kutglass Kitty Kate xx
Reviewed by Lewis Findley (Reader)
Reviewed on August 31, 2007
Captain Hook, Blackbeard, Johnny Depp, or Keith Richards, As Me Mammy used to say,, "Well you may look like Blackbeard, but that dont make you a member of Skull and Bones" Shiver me Timbers, Me Bucko.. Have a good one Buddy... "Donny"
Are you sure you ain't an Ancient Ed??!! All Eds can cook very well, and sail. And most of us have been slaves at one point or another to some danged woman.
PS You really look like The Jersey Devil in that picture!
I'm a land luber meself,but I's do lies to get wet
maybe i can come along......i to swung a sword a time or two,and now from time to time it the needs does arise,can fight with the best of em.............good come back Walt
Reviewed by twinklewrites at her desk (Reader)
Reviewed on August 31, 2007
Great reading Walt enjoyed your adventures...hugs and Love, Peggy
Would be no dilemma
if ye be thinking straight
So Salty Dog Walt
See Miss Kitty, me first mate
and make your X on the dotted line
you'd make a bordello slave so fine
we could use us a man
who can use his sword
and cook us a grand great dinner
so welcome ye Salty Dog, aboard
Aye matie, I shared the salt sea with the storm clouds more than I care to remember but you make me want to start packing me sea bag again and grabbing me foul weather gear for just one more sail.
This one is from Ed the Elder onboard the Enchantess, I thought that you were on your way to Madagascar to stay there and no go messing with my Red Head La Belle...or you heart Sir (if I can call a rogue that) will taste the point of my sword.
Twenty-eight years ago, Stan Parker and Angela Carpenter broke off their engagement when each wanted to go their separate ways.
Stan became a sheriff’s deputy, married a dispatcher, and had a daughter. His wife died 7 years ago leaving him l
Book 5, the final story in the Wilderness Series--A marvelous and fantastic journey, enjoy little known history crafted with original, brilliant unforgettable moments, unforgettable characters, and an unforgettable adventure that will keep you shakin
Regis
"But every bordello still needs a slave,
Methinks I'll remain yore rogish knave!
Love sTinky Tinky
Lacy Annie
The fair ladies of the isle have ask me to join
the lot. I can wash dishes, but don't do, clean fish's
Me eyes can't stay off of boobs though, I wonder ifin
that would be a problem?
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
Are you sure you ain't an Ancient Ed??!! All Eds can cook very well, and sail. And most of us have been slaves at one point or another to some danged woman.
PS You really look like The Jersey Devil in that picture!
maybe i can come along......i to swung a sword a time or two,and now from time to time it the needs does arise,can fight with the best of em.............good come back Walt
if ye be thinking straight
So Salty Dog Walt
See Miss Kitty, me first mate
and make your X on the dotted line
you'd make a bordello slave so fine
we could use us a man
who can use his sword
and cook us a grand great dinner
so welcome ye Salty Dog, aboard
Fee
Georg (the Edvard)
Gerald J Tate