Tags Barquentine
JackdawA Poem by David Lewis PagetThe bones of a Barquentine still lie On the reef at Shipwreck Cove, You can see the spars at the lowest tide Where it sank with its treas.. |
The Storm & the Tall-Ship PierA Poem by David Lewis PagetThey call it the Tall-Ship Pier, because It hasn’t been used since then, Its timbers rotted and barnacled, And black since I do.. |
Return to the Light that FailedA Poem by David Lewis PagetThe night was dark, in a brooding pall With thunderheads at its core, But only the sound of heaving swells Were heard to break on the.. |
The Invisible ShipA Poem by David Lewis PagetCaroline called from the balconyTo join her and check out the bay,‘You wouldn’t believe, there’s a barquentine,You never see them to.. |