I am a Ship
Robert Bruce Jackson Caruthers
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I am a ship, and I'm safe in the harbor Orbiting the planet with the waves on my keel I am a ship, and I'm bound for the ocean That flows between presumptions and the things that are real I'm only five Under the wings and rings of kings who keep me alive I thrive, lively like ivy Growing and going through owing my knowing to grownups Who show up and go up against foam-ups that I did I'm just a kid The winning bid of two adults who consult and insulate I don't mind, life is great There's food on our plate that we ate and we're sated The world that unfurled past our gate can wait to be rated My freshness ain't dated I have time to climb into my prime not chiming 'til years on I'm fated to get gears on Keel in the sea, the appeal of the seals swimming free I don't doubt I'll find out, I'm about learning the jive I'm back in the stern and I'm coming alive And I'm five I am a ship, and I'm safe in the harbor Orbiting the planet with the waves on my keel I am a ship, and I'm bound for the ocean That flows between presumptions and the things that are real I am thirteen I make the scene and preen so keen to reveal I'm strong But feel I don't belong, longing but wrong Gawky and blocky like a stocky jockey on a knock-kneed pony Who's below me and shows me all the lonely boners that I did I'm just a kid A spinning skid on a street that's depleted and empty Incomplete, new things tempt me The name that meant me and lent me so much plenty is a question I planned to understand but I get indigestion from the lesson Gave me a locker room to dress in I'm tense, on the fence 'cause their lens makes no sense to me now Are they messin', am I a zee-row I'm on stage to engage like a sage in a cage earning wages I rage and doubt I'll get out, but the spotlight shouts that I'm clean I'm behind the mic, in front of the screen I'm thirteen I am a ship, and I'm leaving the harbor Out into our system with the wake of my keel I am a ship, and I'm out on the ocean That flows between presumptions and the things that are real Did you ever plan to grow Was it fate that made it so Did you ever plan to soar Was it life that made you more I'm twenty-one Filled with skills and thrills, the will to get the job done I can run, a wonder of thunder I hunger, I'm willing, tilling and billing while chilling to winning And I'm just beginning this inning grinning like it's sewn up Now that I'm grown up The winner's cup of two adults who did exult and correlate Liberated my state, life is great There's food on my plate that I ate and I'm sated A new world has unfurled for my fate to create, I'm elated The life I awaited Is found sailing and scaling the prevailing mountains of waves My seaworthiness saves And out on this sea I am free to disagree and be whatever I feel I don't doubt, inside or out, I'm all about the count 'till it's done I got the wheel, I see how it's spun I'm twenty-one I am a ship, and I'm out on the ocean Out beyond our system with the wake of my keel I am a ship, and I'm sailing the waters That flow between presumptions and the things that are real I am a ship, and I'm out on the ocean Out beyond our system with the wake of my keel I am a ship, and I'm sailing the waters That flow between presumptions and the things that are real I am a ship, and I'm sailing the waters That flow between presumptions and the things that are real
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