Don Parker Poems

Many ships that sail the sea
Very often frighten me,

Raising doubts within miy mind:
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When eventide has settled in
And robbins are all warblin',
One man gropes for pipe and slippers,
Another seeks a plate of kippers.
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'Where are you? ' you ask of me,
And I reply, 'I'm out to sea!
'To see the world, to see its sights,
'To see the dazzling Northern Lights
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'Come play with me upon the sea, '
Said I to dolphins one to three,
But they replied, 'Not just now,
'We have to help an old sea cow
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In the corner of my eye
There's a piece of apple pie,
And in the near by-and-by
I am going to have a try
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