Two Ships Poem by Brian Swaine

Two Ships



Two souls adrift on a sea of emptiness;
Like two ships in search of that long-lost horizon.
Neither one knowing if their course leads east or west;
Neither one knowing where they’ll end or where they’d begun.
Then, like a beacon in the dark, I heard your voice, saw your light;
I checked my charts, plotted course and set sail
Into the distance, the darkness and into the night;
To set forth on a journey I knew mustn’t fail.
It didn’t take long for our paths to collide;
For the two ships to finally come face to face.
And now, they are able to journey side by side;
Or to do anything that their hearts may embrace.
Now we must always remember that we should never quit,
Once we’ve boarded, together, the good ship “friend”-ship.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Adeline Foster 18 November 2011

Good subject, well executed. Read mine - A Small Ship - Adeline

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Brian Swaine 04 November 2009

I haven't read all Shakespeare but I do model my sonnets after his.

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Antigonish, Nova Scotia Canada
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