Shipwright Poems - Poems about Shipwright

...Who are you to take my rights and have me live each day in fright? We are all born the same in God's delight why must you be smug materially, while I have to daily fight? Laws remain the same......

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...This is a poem about surnames, Surnames we could hear any day. How their name was derived From how they survived, Their occupation will give them away. ARCHER is the first one, Shooting his a......

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...UndefeaTed. A Boxing Lesson. A friend, off the Vineyard, wrighted a ship. And, perhaps himself, and certainly the worlds ‘round him. His words were fashioned, shipshape and watertight ......

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...King Ptolemy the Second (cont.) Sleek of line for speedy sailing It was rugged in construction Several layers of well cured timber Lined the hull and bridge and gunwales There were four ......

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...Chapter 13d Yet at length he reawakened As if in another lifetime Han discerned a sound and movement Stiffly rose to look about him And he saw his precious Matto Crouching near him in th......

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...Chapter 13c In the tracks of these cetaceans  For as long as he could follow  So he said to Tor the shipwright  "I will follow after Matto   “In the hope beyond all hoping  That my boy might......

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...Ch. 13 b (The whale, cont.) Now the sardine hunt developed  As they glimpsed beneath the surface  Flashing rays of gold and silver Of the dolphins and the swordfish    That converged with blu......

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...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 ......

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...Odyssey from Africa, Chapter 12 The Fireflower (continued, b) Finally a tired Ipiki Flew back to his owner Matto Hanging from his fern-frond necklace Starting late his daytime sleeping Ma......

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...Chapter 11g Han and Kwona and their children  Made their courteous introductions Then were guided to their quarters Where they soundly slept till sunrise    Chapter 12a The Fireflower    ......

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...The sea gathered her voice on the crest of the waves as dark clouds were herded by the wind as he raved in a symphony orchestrated through elements of sound composed by the air from his drafty......

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...Grandma was German raised to value beauty, her art found in nature the flowers and the trees. Grandpa, a Wentworth, from an English family whose Great Grand sailed the Mayflower, across the sea. In......

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