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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE HAWAIIAN FLIGHT SQUADRON, by CHARLOTTE LOUISE BERTLESEN
First Line: Aslant the dim pacific's drifting breeze
Last Line: By nonchalant knight-errants blithely manned.
Subject(s): Airships; Aviation & Aviators; Flight; Hawaii; Military; Airplanes; Air Pilots; Flying
First Line: Aslant the dim pacific's drifting breeze
Last Line: By nonchalant knight-errants blithely manned.
Subject(s): Airships; Aviation & Aviators; Flight; Hawaii; Military; Airplanes; Air Pilots; Flying
Aslant the dim Pacific's drifting breeze
They swung aloft. ... Her fog-swept waters spanned;
A gallant fleet of winged argosies,
By nonchalant knight-errants blithely manned.
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