Tuesday, 7 October 2014

Moonchild the sailor dogfish

The yellow submarine silently explores the vast green sea. The captain looks through the periscope for the slightest hint of the island of strawberry fields, where japanese school girls pick strawberries in their straw baskets.

The sailors are donating the atoms in their cells to the reactor and the submarine goes on.

The underwater kingdom of mermen and mermaids look in awe at the yellow alien spaceship as the yellow submarine moves on in its quest.

The purple dogfish is looking at the orange goldfish with thousand eyes. Dogfish loves the goldfish. Dogfish's name is Moonchild, and goldfish is called Rainbow.

Moonchild's love for Rainbow is not known to all; not even the sweet Rainbow. He wants to buy her glasses with thousand lenses so that she can see the world as he sees it. But all true love stories are tragedies, and Moonchild has been in love more than ten times, and knows that Rainbow's body is of no use to him(as it is full of eyes all over, and it freaks him out), and he can never win her heart( because she hasn't any).

As the submarine passes the abode of Moonchild, he quietly hops in and wears a sailors cap. He goes to the coffee machine, drinks the kaapichino, and salutes the captain. The captain is happy to see Moonchild.

Finally they see the island. And once the submarine anchors there, the crew pluck a lot of strawberries and pop a lot of Japanese cherries. Later, on the beach, on a breezy moonlit night with sailors all inebriated and gleeful, Moonchild is placed on a fire with a strawberry stuffed in his mouth. He looks at the sailors drooling at something but he was feeling too hot to guess what's cooking in crew's mind.

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