Check out Ghost Ship
The latest installment:
My hand reached out to touch that wayward rum
forgetting from what dark course I had come,
but then I saw her sinking in the sea,
as like the sore and tired whale—which flees
hunters—succumbing to a bloody death
so dying dives beyond the ocean’s depth,
the wrecked ghost ship crumbled, timber and mold
disintegrating in the flood of old.
‘Twas there my crew I saw loading barrels,
and knew their voices singing strange carols:
Unmindful captain, where is it you go?
To harbor-home, or join us in our woe?
Beware, captain, the ghost ship in your wake;
beware, proud man, the path that you now take.
Tale Told 
Outstanding. What a fantastic idea to add installments to your fine poetry one post at a time!
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I’m surprised how long it takes to finish a section of this poem. I was getting embarrassed by all the different posts I had up. This seemed a good work around.
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Loved this installment! Sometimes we all wonder whether we have taken the right path.
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Well, hopefully we can make it to our harbor-home.
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