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Judy Ponceby
Poems
Sep 2010
Land **!
Man the lanyard! Over the sea!
To lands unknown to you and me!
The wind blows south, my merry men.
The ale flows free, to heaven then.
To Sea, to find my heart aflame!
To Sea, to find the dragon's claim!
Salty air, on dark stormy winds
Fair, rock our ship, to pieces then.
Tossing freely, dancing wildly,
Spinning to the rhythmic pounding.
Passing time on deck and mast,
From the crow's nest, we hear at last.
Land **! Land **! Captain!
The very land that has been sought.
Rivers of silver, mountains of gold.
Paradise for Pirates, so I'm told.
Written by
Judy Ponceby
Ohio, USA
(Ohio, USA)
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