A Fisherman's Dream
From the Writing's of Store-try: Stories in the Form of Poetry
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Wise old fisherman decides today he'll hide, With awe and much amazement almost too much for his eyes, He watches his lovely fish step out of her tank, A beauty so enchanting it captivated his soul as his heart sank, Her long luxurious hair, her skin so soft like crème, Her waist so lean, her eyes so green she's like the perfect scene, He stood from hiding, And spoke these words his heart did all the talking, In his mind he stood quiet still, but his feet just kept on walking, He told her that he loved her for all that she had done, For once in his life he knew first place and happiness had won, So, he got down on bended knee and asked his catch Would you marry me? To his surprise she said yes, so dear and cordially, A simple life, A perfect scene, A perfect catch “A Fisherman's Dream”.
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About the Book
“For all the fishermen in the world's sea, never be afraid to dream, never be afraid to speak, or act, for you too could one day catch the perfect catch”. Sometimes we are a product of our own entrapment and until one learns to change the way they speak, think or act life will continue rain down on them. The world is our sea and we as fishermen must learn what waters not to cross, watch catches to remove from our hooks that are deemed un-worthy, and last but not least what bait is our strongest enticer and makes us stand out above the rest.
About the Author
She is a compelling storyteller, with a love for Life, Family and Psychology. She began writing at the tender age of 10. Her passion for writing has allowed her to introduce a new form of story telling- termed Store-try. She often had dreams in which she stated have been the outline for many of her stories. She wrote this story for both adults and children to teach them about love and living life under solitude, and that we can at times hinder ourselves from finding the perfect catch or that element in life that brings true happiness, just by our thought process alone.