if you're a lover of the waters, then you've seen what beauty a ship and her crew can bring to the sea, if your ship could talk what would it dare say...
I wait from sunrise to sunset
I love the evening’s twilights
The feeling of peace in silhouette
Shadowed by moonlight’s glow
It doesn’t matter if out for an
Evening love affair
Or to play
Sailors’ delight game
Just proud hearing you brag of
My colors of pride
Can make a ship stand tall in
Sailor’s toast
Columbus would be proud to sail me
Gliding across the waters
For my captain to visit
The mermaids to share
Secrets only amongst the sea
Yes, I am his three ladies in one
How my crew depends on me
To always be ready for tour
Or just let spirits fly free
As a true friend a sailor’s mate
Should be, I will never reveal where
My captain keeps his
Scotch-tea
good imagery .... i like the upbeat tone to this poem ...
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on April 30, 2006
LOL. Run, rum, rum a tot of rum of saliors here, not the scots scotch.
But being english I've salt water in my blood. In england you can never be more than 72 miles from the sea..lol
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Thats where this poem brought me. ;-)
Thank you.
Regis
But being english I've salt water in my blood. In england you can never be more than 72 miles from the sea..lol
enjoyed reading
Love & Peace
William