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What a Sacrifice Sublime
About two thousand years ago
In the early morning hours of a cool day
When the wind was calm and the Sun had just 
Started showing his sign in east 

A small vessel boat standing near the...

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Categories: crewmen, inspirationalbooks, boat, books, journey, storm,
Form: Free verse



The Eye of the Sea - Part 3
Continued from The Eye of the Sea part 2


The heaving swell and the waves from hell
Soon swamped our valiant vessel,
With the holds in flood: tattered sails above,
We were in the direst of peril.

In a meet...

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Categories: crewmen, adventure, boat, sea, sin, travel,
Form: Epic
Odyssey From Africa 12d, 13a
Chapter 12d (The Fireflower cont.)

As they held their breath and waited 
For a flame to catch the fire flowers 
Finally a smoky ribbon
Drifted upwards from the petals
 
Gradually the flowers smouldered
And a filmy smoke ascended
With an aromatic odour
As...

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Categories: crewmen, adventure, africa, history, mythology, nature, voyage,
Form: Narrative
Odyssey From Africa 11e
Odyssey from Africa, Chapter 11e, The Island Kingdom (continued)

Matto, Lisa and their parents 
Contemplated now a journey 
On the ocean that was longer 
Far than any in their memory 

One whole week upon the ocean...

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Categories: crewmen, adventure, africa, history, mythology, nature, science, voyage,
Form: Narrative
Legend of the Black Dove - Part 9
Legend Of The Black Dove  

                  (Part 9)   "The Voyage To Where ?"

 

The weather...

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Categories: crewmen, adventure, science fiction,
Form: Narrative



In Search of a Sun Dome
Here are four survivors of a rocket that had crashed.
For a great distance, they had walked through rain that had splashed
so long, and so hard, that everything was turning white.
The downpour continued steadily through day...

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Categories: crewmen, adventure, science fictionrain, men, rain,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Sir Ernest Shackleton
Born in Ireland in eighteen seventy four
He was a remarkably brave explorer
Three times to Antartica he did go
To that barren wilderness of ice and snow.

Once with Captain Scott and twice on his own
And it was...

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Categories: crewmen, natural disasters,
Form: Narrative
The Lusitania (Part Two)
Explosions rock the boat;
Ocean gushes inside.
The battered stern won't float,
All controls lock their slide.

Listing fifteen degrees,
The lifeboats fail to launch.
Swift decent lugs a squeeze
Impossible to staunch.

After mounting seconds
The vessel starts to slow,
While the stark deep...

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© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crewmen, history, war
Form: Ballad
So Far From Home
So Far From Home
Under a curving shimmering blue fish bowl sky the small Patrol Torpedo boat cruises gentle summer swells in the distant Pacific, under summer skies torn apart by brutal bitter total war. 
Small...

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Categories: crewmen, conflict, death, freedom, history, war,
Form: Free verse
Scotland
SCOTLAND

Very big sign on highway A1   going southways    
Out of Scotland into England,  
Painted with thistles, tartans, bagpipes,  says
“Haste ye back to bonnie Scotland”.
The  other side of...

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Categories: crewmen, places
Form: Verse
Only a Lighthouse
How black the seas in a pounding storm!
   The lanterns were all blown out.
Only the lights within still burned
   For crewmen strong and stout.	

The flash from the clouds would scarce reveal
...

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© Dean Wood  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crewmen, sea,
Form: Quatrain
Raging Storm
Waves pummeled her bow, causing the schooner to rock
as a tempest wind heaved its feral breath into her sails.
The crewmen were steadfast, but had the right to balk
at warring against the strength of wild Nor'easter...

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Categories: crewmen, storm,
Form: Quintain (Sicilian)
Sailing To America
Leaving the dock, sounding the bells
Captain at stern, strong water swells
Winds give rise, full ahead call
Clear blue sky, no noted squall.

Boston harbor hosting, ships are notable
Schooners to Barque, old and admirable,
Sailing from Europe, Canada and...

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Categories: crewmen, celebration,
Form: Rhyme
The Friendly Skies
Talk about a frightful flight
I think it was last Thursday night
I was heading out of town for work
Our flight attendant went berserk
Instead of the normal spiel they gave
This lady starts to rant and rave
Her own...

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Categories: crewmen, social, travel,
Form: Rhyme
Words
Words being more than a mare thought
Thinking with an understanding within sought
Education being a source for an intellectual vibe
It’s all about feeling inspired and just stride
Writing by your own abide
The thinker establishing what’s in the...

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Categories: crewmen, dedication, destiny, devotion, education, emotions, encouraging, hope,
Form: Ballad

Book: Shattered Sighs