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Poetry: A sailor's tale

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  by Tom Mcmurray

  
  

  My thoughts profound in shadows hide
  as silence now screams loud the sound
  of children caught quite deep inside
  the vortex

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  by James Thaddeus Presley

  Shivering weakness,
  freezing rain
  the children know
  it's happening again.

  Watching the house
  sit black on the hill
  the old man

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• 3 of 14

  by Thinkocrates

  -Sailors Psalm-

  Have you no wine good sir

  To drown away these tides?

  For my ship is out to sea,

  On tough waters

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  by T.C Leonard

  "A Nudie Bar in Mynamar"

  Near a nudie bar

  In Mynamar

  Were three sailors set ashore,

  Under orders

  To leave their quarters

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• 5 of 14

  by Katemouse

  She'd had her day, The old boat.
  Laying on her side, far away from sea and tide.
  Grass grew between her planks.
  No one thought

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