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A lover to a sailor’s mast, She’s leaving me, …moving; fast. Cris-crossed with linen, Set to sail, A relation-ship… …I had failed. Low-hanging moon, Way out yonder, -there, Glint off her spar, So far now, I don’t care. Frothy seas of waves impress, Is it a lonely beach? Shore, sure; I guess. A bottle drained, In some sadness, yes, Fill a glass; to my Bess. If I told you, you could have it all? Soar the heavens, never fall. Said my man she’d never leave, A life of love a life achieved. There’s your lover, You’re manning a sailor’s mast, Wind is blowing oh-so-fast, Low-hanging moon, A relationship -steeled, Wounded heart of hers… It had been healed. Steady waves, a gentle rock, Endless days since you’d had that talk. On a course together all through life, The happiness and the spice of nights, Frothy seas, gentle waves, and nights they fold right into days... If I told you, You could have it all? Soar the heavens, And never fall? Lonely empty bottle... Rolling in the froth, Goodbye my Bess, my love; I’ve lost.
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Jul 16, 2016
Jul 16, 2016 at 7:19 PM UTC
Ode to an Egyptian Girl