Lucas Zulu‘s poem: Ships


As I stand on the rocky shore


gazing admiringly at the blue silver

sea, there are maverick ships that sail alone,


bold vessels that follows their own compass

even though they are travelling

in a flotilla of boats. Bohemian keels that glide

over the tsunami and lion-hearted yachts that leaves the port

and put a bold face upon the violent billows,

barely to discover new landscapes. They ride waves


and floats above qualms that sank

many doubtful ships


before they begin to cruise.


Lucas Zulu is a South African poet, writer and editor whose poetic works is published in India, Africa, Canada and elsewhere. His latest pieces appeared in Universal Oneness an Anthology of Magnum Opus Poems from Around the World, as well as in Chipmunk.co. India. He lives in Emalahleni, Mpumalanga Province of South Africa. He studied Transportation Management at the University of Johannesburg.

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