It is a long spear like weapon used to catch large aquatic animals If you wrote poem could rhyme it with the moon?

In waters deep, where legends bloom,

A mighty spear pierces the gloom.

Harpoon in hand, a fisher's tale,

Seeking bounty beneath the sail.

The harpoon gleams, a silvered moon,

A vessel guided under a tune.

Its piercing tip, sharp and honed,

To catch leviathans rarely owned.

With steady aim and a mighty throw,

The harpoon takes aim, a swift flow.

It flies through the air, true and keen,

As ocean creatures scatter, unseen.

Beneath the waves, a battle brews,

The great fish struggles, and the fisher pursues.

Line pulled taut, heart races in the night,

A tug-of-war brings forth a splendid sight.

On the boat, excitement fills the air,

As triumph nears, victory fair.

A beast of the depths, subdued and won,

Landed triumphantly, under an ethereal moon.

From seas so wide to shores of dreams,

Harpoon in hand, legend gleams.

A dance with moonlit mysteries,

Where fisher and leviathan forever freeze.

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