The krakens roar

In the heart of the storm, lightning's jagged dance, We glimpse its shadow—a monstrous expanse. Scales like shipwrecked armor, barnacles worn, The Kraken awakens, its ancient oath sworn. Oh, the Kraken's roar, a tempest's cry, Tentacles rising, reaching for the sky. With a yo-ho-ho and a bottle of courage, We'll face the abyss, the dawn will us encourage From the deep it ascends, hungry and vast, Each limb a nightmare, a ship's final mast. Sailors' tales echo—its wrath knows no bounds, As it drags vessels down to watery crowns. As dawn breaks, the sea calms its rage, Our ship sails on, a survivor of the Kraken's cage We'll tell this tale in taverns and by firelight, Of the monster that tested our mettle in the dark stormy night.