Sunday, July 1, 2012

Three Tall Ships Comments

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Three tall ships cast off and set sail.
One made the trip, the other two failed.
They sailed into a tempest and the wild winds did wail.
The crew they were hardy, but they could not prevail
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Mark Dillon
Ghosts Places Oceans
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M Asim Nehal 08 January 2016

Superb, , , Now on quiet nights at sea, you can hear the whales tell their mournful stories 'bout the souls who now dwell 'neath the deep dark places of the oceans great swell.

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Mandi June 04 July 2012

What an adventure! ! Wow! THIS is poetry.

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