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Sailor's Dread ('Sailor's Tale' Version 2)A Poem by Sarah J DhueVersion 2 of 'Sailor's Dread' |
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MemoriesA Poem by William RousseauMemories drift, with no direction, a ship setting sail on an endless sea. Desperate and hungry, I stare in.. |
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Shadow in the ShipyardA Poem by AnnaThe text on the page is inking-blinking- he doesn't know,that I hear the way he writes.What lowly, crawling thing waits in the storm?The words are slo.. |
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STAR TREK - FORGOTTEN WORLDSA Story by ParadoxUnlimitedThe first installment in a new series I am working on. New crew New ship New worlds to explore |
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Much More FoolsA Poem by Michael G. Smithwriters are a maddening bunch |
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A SHIP CALLED EMILY MORGANA Poem by anthony blakeSHIP INTO A BUSINESS |
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Prow of the SeaA Poem by Raul Morenoa water vessel |
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Autumn VesselA Poem by Raul MorenoAncient Gingko drifts,On the waves of golden leaves:Coastal shores ahead. |
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Mare ClausumA Poem by Michael R. BurchMare Clausumby Michael R. BurchThese are the narrows of my soul:dark waters pierced by eerie, haunting screams.And these uncharted islands bleakly hom.. |
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The Closed SeaA Poem by Michael R. BurchThe Closed SeabyMichael R. BurchThese are the narrows of my soul:dark waters pierced by eerie, haunting screams.And these uncharted islands bleakly ho.. |
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Modern CharonA Poem by Michael R. BurchModern CharonbyMichael R. BurchI, too, have stood―paralyzed at the helmwatching onrushing, inevitable disaster.I too have felt sweat (or ecstati.. |
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chapter 1A Chapter by demiNerd31It was freezing.The rough swaying made her stomach turn, and the crashing of the waves drowned out any sound from within the ship. Vivian's boot.. |
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S. S. SegregationA Story by R J FullerWhat if it was something other than 'Women and children first?' |
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The Ship Builder by JENN WEBSTERA Story by Jennifer WebsterSometimes it is a whole lot better as well as beautiful to accept things just as they are... |
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The Octopi JarsA Poem by Michael R. BurchThe Octopi Jarsby Michael R. BurchLong-vacant eyesnow lodged in clear glass,a-swim with pale armsas delicate as angels’ . . .you are beyond all .. |
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Yahya Kemal Beyatli translationsA Poem by Michael R. BurchYahya Kemal Beyatli modern English translations of Turkish poems |
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