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For the Fisher King On His Golden Jubilee
O friend! Son of this realm your native land and Knight of the Long Bay on the long shore - Fisher King to its isle and rock and sand where long ago we drank and gazed The Tor. And I echo back to that flickered light when the fires of youth burned in you and me - your joust a friendly repulse to my smite in all our idled pettifoggery! Truly we are each to each older bound so stoke the fires that blaze up on the Firth - think on its mortal flame, its living sound how one day it shall perish from the Earth. O Captain! My Captain! I say to you the mind is still young and the heart is true. Written: June 2010 For CB on his 50th Birthday Note: The Tor (pictured) is a rocky outcrop in the East Coast Bays on the northern beaches of Auckland, New Zealand. Captain is a reference from a Walt Whitman poem. It was an epithet we would often then and still use.
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