Whalers Poems - Poems about Whalers

...Created this for a blog, but I am unncertain as there's an absence of accountabilty that would assure me of the values that I've delineated, has been ascertained. I've effected a furtheran......

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...William Charles Lunalilo First King, chose by the people Grandnephew of the Great King, as the people vote, was unanimous Next year, King Kamehameha the Sixth died of tuberculosis Hawaiian ......

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...The roll of the waves hides the arcs of their backs. The shoal of porpoises are feeding on squid. Feasting amongst them on cephalopod snacks Are green-scaled dragons that choose to be hid. They......

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...LIGHT VERSE AND NONSENSE VERSE III The Humpback by Michael R. Burch The humpback is a gullet equipped with snarky fins. It has a winning smile: and when it SMILES, it wins as miles and mil......

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...That’s what the Ground hogs whistle: ‘hell or high water’ then they put on their old-timey spectacles and the glasses slip to the end of their stubby snouts. The squirrels climb too high fo......

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...With canoe and hook of a jawbone below a great fish Maui snared, and his brothers half-crazed behaving leapt and gouged in frenzy craving. From Palliser Bay to Cape Reinga (departing p......

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...Blue Whale is an internet game involving a series of tasks that end in suicide, invented by Philipp Budeikin. Blue Whale It appears in Budeikin’s brain. Its baleen plates will filter th......

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...Non-Coercive World 'Liberty', your name on every tongue. Your lips carry the Call of all-along... From deep within our breast, Wherein our thoughts do rest... And percolate in solitude, Above......

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...The sea pig wandered aimlessly through the straits of Gibraltar where once upon a time she had seen the pillars of Hercules standing proudly in that so long ago forgotten age She sighed and swam o......

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...Moby Dick, a novel by Herman Melville, published in London in October 1851 as The Whale and a month later in New York City as Moby-Dick; or, The Whale. It is dedicated to Nathaniel Haw......

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...seamen pulling hard powerful harpooner strikes Nantucket sleigh ride unyielding force of nature sea claims sailors forever......

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...raging sea consumes whalers, cupola soon to be a widow's walk......

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...To the discerning eye of Inuit travelers, hunters and whalers, the inukshuk communicates pivotal counsel on safety and danger. guidi......

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...THE EDGES WERE RAVELED I COULD MAKE OUT THE AUTHERS SIGNATURE I MEASURED THE SIZE AND FOUNDED WHAT I HAD CAME TO SEE THE ORGINAL " DUEX dE gRITT" BY dIZZIE cAULIER GRUMP I cOULDN'T BELEIVE W......

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...'Thar she blows!' the cry goes up a breaching whale is seen The longboat's manned and low'red the lookout's eyes were keen The hunt begins, the whalers chant the oarsmen strain and pull The w......

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