Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MY SHIP, by CONSTANCE V. FRAZIER First Line: Out of the harbor at break of day Last Line: And sank in a sea of gleaming stars. Subject(s): Dreams; Sailing & Sailors; Ships & Shipping; Nightmares; Seamen; Sails | ||||||||
OUT of the harbor at break of day, Where the gulls and the winds and the ripples play, 'Gainst bar on bar of rose and gold, I watched her fair white sails unfold. For long, long days on the changing sands I waited for tidings from distant lands, For a cargo of priceless dreams she bore To an anchorage safe on a far-off shore. Then, over a tranquil, moonlit sea, A west wind blew and whispered me Of a ship that broke the sunset bars And sank in a sea of gleaming stars. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...SAILS OF MURMUR by ANSELM HOLLO THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER by SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE TOM BOWLING ['S EPITAPH] by CHARLES DIBDIN HOW'S MY BOY? by SYDNEY THOMPSON DOBELL LOVE AT SEA by THEOPHILE GAUTIER UP AT A VILLA - DOWN IN THE CITY by ROBERT BROWNING |
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