Henry Hudson Poems - Poems about Henry Hudson

... "Lake Tear in the Clouds" was an indescribably pretty scene Lewis Pugh hiked in the rain; clouds lifted, he felt serene. He dove in, swam through hemlock, maple, ash and birch An adventure start......

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...There's a New World An anchor falls into the Hudson, There's one half a moon The Indians fall to their knees. Red oak leaves are burning High fly the ashes Grey smoke signals of warning Over M......

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...While crossing Verrazano Narrows Bridge recurring mem’ries of New York recapture history and civilization of the two boroughs provide me with deep interest and emphasis. Brooklyn in its old Dutch f......

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...New York City sparkles in the sunshine four minute ferry ride too fast too fast wish I owned a sailboat to to under bridges up to West Point Linger in the bay a long slow aimless journey along......

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