A poem about a lonely human being (the Island) and his view of the people who try to talk to him (the attacking ships), until someone, very special to him, can eventually break his ice and enter the Isle.
It was a Island in the middle of Oceans
Surrounded by the sea and magic motions
More alone than ever, more alone than solitude
The silence remained of notorious magnitude
Though, a sound shook the Isle
And the palm trees saw a mighty boat from exile
“Surrender” – A glacial voice managed to mouth
As the winds kept breezing from the South
And in a fraction of second, a second boat came
One hundred more seem to appear, none saying the name
The leader observed smiling, as someone who’s winning a game
As he looked, with merciless thoughts, to the land he’d tame
But the Isle, no words came from it
And it laid on waiting like a fiery pit
But soon all understood, and quickly I’d say
Why the Isle would be silenced in such a unexpected way
Because a vision softly creeping
A peaceful and beautiful boat, which seemed to be meeting
The poor Isle Loneliness in which with anybody was fitting
The Isle looked and smiled, and then got to cry
And the miraculous vision looked up into the sky
And, seeming to be under lights of neons
The Isle managed to say “I’ve waited aeons”
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