#songs about pirates

[simonwoodbine]

The Existential Dreadniks - The Ballad of Terrible Gray | Sea Shanty

[what-am-i-doing-in-this-fandom]

Just rewatched centaurworld with my sister, is this anything?

[oken-art]

I love their complex relationship part2

[gentlebeard]

If I could hold you for a minute, Darling, I’d go through it again

For @edsbacktattoo & @stedesearring 💕 Show: Our Flag Means Death - Season 1 & 2 Music: Francesca by Hozier YouTube

[torao-chan]

And you're never truly gone As long as a part of you in me lives on - 🎶 Immortal by Reinaeiry

[arsenicflame]

Keeps me awake still now Retracing what happened

TO RAGE - DAUGHTER

[kiivg]

."Are you even listening to me, McCullum?".

[safirefire]

i'm never getting over lorna wu and her being unable to break the generational curse on her family or connect with her daughter then becoming a famous singer and weaving a spell into her most famous song (lorna's version) so that everytime someone sings it her daughter will be protected

[fangirls-other-art]

So I went down a rabbit hole while I was looking for references for Peter Pan characters (it often happens which is why I almost never get any projects done XD) and I found these two characters. I think they’re from Jake and The Neverland Pirates, I haven’t seen the show in a while but I recognized the style. I think their names are Sharky and Bones (?) and I do remember them being a part of Hook’s crew in the show. Anyway, they’re adorable, so I felt inspired to draw them in my au

Also uhhh does anyone recommend I watch the show? I haven’t watched it since it first came out and my cousin watched it lol

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Reblogging is appreciated but not necessary ^^

[hotasfahrenheit]

for i am a pirate king

oh, better far to live and die under the brave black flag i fly than play a sanctimonious part with a pirate head and a pirate heart away to the cheating world go you where pirates all are well-to-do but i'll be true to the song i sing and live and die a Pirate King

[jack & joker 01.05]

[ethosiab]

Is this anything

[pinofdnp]

our love will be passed on <3

[lucyskywalker]

This will be critical towards 600 strikes. Don't like, don't read.

"Oh, but Dyomedes stabbed a god..."

The last time I checked this story is not about Dyomedes and the God in question wasn't Poseidon.

The context and message behind the myth is completely different. Actually, the message behind Dyomedes duel with Ares and Aphrodite is the opposite. It's to establish one of the main themes of the epic: how human choices and efforts become insignificant when fate and immortals are in control.

Dyomedes myth only proofs that if Poseidon wanted Odysseus dead for good, he would be dead. End of the story.

Odysseus was punished by his Hubris. Like Lesser Ajax was before him, like Niobe and her children also were slain by Apollo and Artemis.

It wasn't just a torturing journey for some petty reason.

It was a lesson.

And when he learned that lesson, he went back home.

Using Dyomedes to defend what happend in 600 strikes is literally absurd.

"Oh, but Poseidon deserved it."

The fact you say that proofs u don't know shit about Greek Mythology and how it is deeply rooted in how this ancient society worked and worshipped those gods.

Poseidon didn't deserve any of this. Not within this myth.

Odysseus was the one who committed Hubris, over and over again during his journey.

Odysseus was the one who believed to be above the gods due his witty and cunning nature.

Odysseus was the one who put his crew in danger because of his own pride more than once.

Odysseus was the one to harm Poseidon's son and left him alive in an act of mockery during the Odyssey.

Even during the retelling of Jorge in Epic the musical, many things Odysseus have done are pretty much debatable and are the roots of all his problems.

Even in Jorge's retelling, he stablishs angering the gods is not a good idea. Like in the song Munity, when Eurylochos kills Apollo's cows (or Hellio's).

Even before it, he established that not hearing them or going against them is not smart choice.

My Goodbye and Remember Me.

Odysseus tought he was wiser than Athena for showing mercy. But the fact is... he wasn't and he paid the price for believing such thing. Which can also be depicted as a consequence of Hubris.

It happend again during his entire journey later on. Odysseus choose to go to the underworld to avoid Poseidon. He choose to sacrifice six of his remaining men to not face Poseidon.

Because Poseidon is that much of a threat. It is a force of nature so powerfull, Odysseus cannot expect to face it.

Later, in Thunder Bringer, once again we are reminded of how powerfull, mighty and terrifying the gods truly are

Making some kind of final battle between Odysseus and one of the eldest gods, where he ends not only torturing Poseidon, but also commanding him, and somehow gets out alive, not only goes against all his journey lessons and everything the Odyssey is about, but it is also extreamly ooc of Jorge's own writing.

Odysseus never rellied on strength and a face to face battle to win.

Actually, he is "a warrior of the mind". He rellies on strategies and deceptions. He was never meant to be like Herakles nor Achilles.

And be helped by the ghosts of his dead crew? When he is pretty much the reason why they are, uk, dead? Even if they were willing to help, how did they left the Underworld? By a bus of ghosts?

What is Hades doing? Throwing a party?

I'm not even going to debate the jetpack stuff.

You can say whatever you want to apologize the writing be it "the fates wanted that way, so it doesnt matter", "he won because of Ares's blessing".

Whatever. You just crossed the line of an adaptation to a straigh up fanfiction.

Study the classics about the tale you so claim to love instead of saying so many things with no basis with so much pride.

[chiropteracupola]

Ain't nothing come easy / No, nothing comes quick / But I want for you this, that you are well / I want for us this, that we are well...

Another illustration of Temeraire-crossover fic — this time, James Norrington and Tempest, from @boltlightning's delightful Pirates of the Caribbean crossover 'windfall / landfall'.

[soupbtch]

Thinking about High on a Rocky Ledge and how it serves as the thesis for the show. How the main themes of OFMD are about accepting yourself, accepting that your trauma and difficulties don’t make you unlovable. How to accept that you are multi-faceted without running away from any one part of yourself; of instead being brave enough to face and embrace it. How you are lovable despite and regardless of it all. When you think you are difficult to reach and difficult to love, someone is climbing and fighting to see you and love you. Thinking about the theme of finding love and learning that the best way to cultivate that love is to change and be open to change. Suffer an ego death (or a literal one), let go of what’s holding you down or back, and change so you can grow in love with the one you have waited for to be mated with. How dying to be with the one you love means you can regrow together. How change is a leap of faith or a push off a cliff, but it is worth doing because you understand deep down that you are not alone. You are reborn and returning to something worth fighting for, worth changing for. On the other side, you will push up through the snow together, intertwining your roots in the dirt. Death and rebirth and acceptance and love.

[hyalinemin]