Safeways

By Captain Ringo Andrews

Once upon a time, there was a magical dog called “Captain Ringo Andrews”. Captain Andrews travelled up the mountain whilst running away from trouble to defend the land and protect the people from sources of anonymous terror. After spending too long travelling too far into the darkenss, the captain was forced to rely solely on his premonitions and his magical paws to excape the supernatural modern day curse that was placed upon him before he was left protected with holy water water during retirement in order to find the light buried deep down.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris UK
• Release date: Oct 2, 2023
• ISBN: 9781669890324

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Rev. date: 09/30/2023

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Contents

Your Life

Writing a Rhyme

Working Undercover

Working Underground

Working in The Shadows

Working Hard

Vanishing Bubble

Using Your Big Brain

The Teleporting Ghost Dream

The Law

The Future Begins

The Captain’s Dead

The Diversion (Part II)

The Capsized Oversea Ship

Terry

Systematic Voices

Symphony

South Wales Police may Become My Prey

Return a Stolen Child

Plasma Realm

Performing a Miracle

Perhaps Cardiff Courts is in a Storm

Passing Your Mathematics Test

Passing Your Language Test

Passing Your English Test

Passing Your Big Appointment

Passing Your Art Test

Passing Your Appointment and Getting Gold

Our Ancient Past

Our House

Other Life

Nightmare Song

My Son

Multitude

Mountain

Missing Time

Left Alone

Learning

Lawyers

Jane

It is a Chandelier, not a Grandelier

Helping Me

Having Knowledge

Giving Xlibris Power

Geneva

Flaming Train Dream

Fighting Blind

Fixing Portals

Dreaming of Eds Holiday

Dreaming of a Mirror Image

Doing Superwork

Doing Magic

Doing It Right

Coming Back from The Dead

Chinese Home

Causing No Trouble

Captain Hunadi’s Favor from Geneva

Being Supergood

Being a Superstar

Being My Friend

Babylon

Being Mystic

Being Magic

Being Important

Being Genius

Being Brave

Being Amazing

A Symphonic Lifestyle

A Night Terror at Home

A Night Terror at Home (Part II)

Amend

A Killers Aftermath

A Garden in Geneva

Your Life

None of my mistakes

Was ever your fault, at all.

Accidents firing a need for intervention

Caused a need to stall.

There are conmen on earth

That tried to lead, before I found God.

My son, I love you if you ask me if it’ true,

Of course, I will nod.

Evil videos misguided me,

If you ever see them, skip it before you kill your memories.

If it does not add up, they cannot steal your soul.,

It is the true remedy.

It is your life if you watch a bit

And then skip…they will fail their accusations

Because It will not add up in the afterlife, they cannot take it.

It is their true demonstrations.

The dawn of justice will come,

The truth will also come.

We are sacred and united forever,

Our lives have only just begun.

Writing a Rhyme

Writing a rhyme is not new to me,

It is the kind of thing that I love to do.

I write a rhyme about multiple situations

Because it helps me to pull through

When I write a rhyme in safety,

It enables me to think freely.

No matter what happens outside of the safety net.

I can structure my thoughts. yes, really.

If you want to know the truth,

Then you can ask me yourself, it is a fact.

Because when I have my thoughts already prepared,

You avoid your own exploitation, and our innocence remains intact.

The fun thing about rhyming

Is that it gives us a chance to express

Both our freedoms of speech and freedoms of expression

Because it’s our human rights, it helps us to impress.

Writing a rhyme of nonsense

Is a way of discombobulating what’s true,

However, when it is done backwards

We organize the facts; it is what we do.

To present information correctly,

To distribute what needs to be said,

If we write it as a rhyme, we can structure our paths

And make more sense of a mixture instead.

Now to write a rhyme with