Loins Of English Treason, (From, 'Pirate Manifesto') Poem by Captain Cur

Loins Of English Treason, (From, 'Pirate Manifesto')



If my trade a blight upon the nation
preaching loyalty with a drying tongue
England play host to my blood relation
betrayed by the loins of your own treason.
Sardonic riches are the gold I won
that only buys what wealth decides to lose,
gimmickry can never raise my station
or veil me from the deeds that I have done;
but, if this Lady be the one I choose
how fell a grip would my hand dare to use.

Monday, June 2, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: philosophy
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