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The Freedom of the Sea

by night-flyer

Brave sailors who sailed distant seas In ages, crossing Neptune's realm Sweet treasure's call, their minds, it pleased Through surging waves, they took the helm. With sextants held neath silver stars They plied swift currents in the breeze And sailed their ships to islands far Past harbor lights and port cities. For what rich treasures spurred their quests For gold or silver, were they sent With wanderlust that never rests To ends of earth they gladly went. But give me treasure that is real The chance to write some poetry On swirling waves, this heart will heal And feel the freedom of the sea. Don't want to stay here anymore And drown in my uncertainties I'd rather hear the ocean's roar And see Gibraltar's majesty. And know that I shall join someday Those ancient mariners of yore And reach that land so far away Elysium's enchanted shore.
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Jul 9, 2015
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