Arrrrggghhhhh...
(that be welcome in pirate-speak)
Pirate by Eric Wieringa
www.fineartamerican.com
Aye, it be true. This day be a PIRATE day!
There once was a pirate named Jack,
Who wore a tattoo on his back,
He absolutely loved to fight,
Believe it or not - in the night!
That funny old pirate named Jack.
by Michelle
NOTE:
All poems and limericks are best when read aloud!!!
!!!!
pdf file "Ahoy Pirate"
www.revidevi.etsy.com
Arrr, yes!
I be talkin' swashbucklin', dashin', privateerin', plunderin', thievin', rum-drinkin',
gold packin', salt water soaked PIRATES!!!
Errol Flynn paper doll with Captain Blood (1935) movie costume
by Tom Tierney
'Pirate Ship' by B.Bruschi
www.ajilbab.com
There was a funny crew of two,
that needed just another few,
They went out to sea,
chose a pirate named Lee,
and now they have a proper pirate crew!
adapted from Kirsty
Sign painted on wood. Sorry, no credit.
Let me know if you know who did this!
pirate jointed puppet by
www.PheeMcFaddell.com
John Paul
Blanchetta.blogspot.com
Aaarrrrrggghhh!
That there parrot be mighty noisy....
Alas, I found no credit for this wonderful parrot and his pet...
www.freakingnews.com
"There once was a pirate bird named Pat,
Who didn't know why he was so fat.
He sang a looong song
And got it all wrong!
But the pirate still loved that old Pat."
by Chris
pirate-and-parrot
blogs.browardpalmbeach.com
found on www.bonecasdepapel.blogspot.com
She has a plethora of free paper dolls!
vintage style tattoo
www.ElectricTiger.etsy.com
Pete
the Pirate Wannabe
A Funny Pirate Poem for Kids by --Kenn Nesbitt
He's Pete, the pirate wannabe.
He'll sail the seas someday.
But, first, he needs a little cash
to help him on his way.
He can't afford a parrot.
He can't afford a plank.
A peg leg's much too pricey,
and a ship would break the bank.
He cannot buy an eye patch.
He hasn't got a hat.
He'll never own a blunderbuss;
he's much too broke for that.
A dagger's too expensive.
He couldn't swing a sword.
In fact, there's only one thing
he's been able to afford.
His shopping list is lengthy,
with loads of pirate gear,
but all he has are earrings
since they're just a
buck an ear.
AAAARRRRGGGGHHH!
Aye, me hearties, 'tis not easy bein' a pirate...
'Cousin Reginald Plays Pirate
by Norman Rockwell
www.ipaintingsforsale.com
2011 commemorative UK stamp
by www.Colin EdwardsPikurpie.etsy.com
vintage illustration
www.zazzle.com
unknown, found on
www.funnypictures.net.au
O' course, bein' a nabbly pirate has a few perks to it!
Aye, these be fine perks indeed!
here be some shiny things:
14k gold Atocha shipwreck coin
www.AtochaCoinJewelry.etsy.com
"Pirate King" by Dan Burr
www.dburr.blogspot.com
here be some pretty things:
unknown source
Geena Davis in 'Cutthroat Island'
unknown source
I be darin' ye to say I can't wear pink!!!
and some pretty and shiny things!
necklace
www.SuzyQsVintageShop.etsy.com
necklace
www.VivianEstelle.etsy.com
Well, me hearties,
it be time fer a nice pirate break fer me.
See you in the scully soon!
Inkspired
www.inkspiredmusings.blogspot.com
and on Pinterest: K.Kloberdans
pirate parrot ship
www.freakingnews.com
A book recommended by a reader:
Do you know Jan Loof's "My Grandpa Was A Pirate" 1966. It has been a favorite of my own two boys (now men) and little ones for whom I regularly read aloud. Alas, it and its author/illustrator are little known. It is a winner!
ReplyDeleteFound it on a vintage children’s book site. Thanks for the recommendation!
DeleteI decided to tweak the last three lines of the pirate limerick:
ReplyDeleteThere once was a pirate named Jack
Who wore a tattoo on his back
With a parrot who'd squawk
'Cause that tattoo did talk
And with many a verbal attack
Meredith I love it!
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