A Gaelic Quatrain On Canadian Things Poem by Gayathri Seetharam

A Gaelic Quatrain On Canadian Things



A Gaelic quatrain on Canadian things
-Gayathri B. Seetharam
PLEASE NOTE: Canadian's make ‘about' sound like a one syllabic word and the rest of the world make it sound as a two syllabic word.

About a church,
I read and my internet research
Led to an idea for my mind
And this find will let me outmarch;

Sailing ships
Around the globe that make trips
With navigation done by sailors
Who as teetotalers in the day, don't slip;

Sir Franklin's voyage
Sadly did not use a buoyage
And in the ROM, a ship's bell
Shows very well, things of that age.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
1. Jane Urquhart's The Nature of Things
2. Irish Society
3. RhymeZone
4. ROM
5. The Sailor's Church
6. Merriam Webster Dictionary

A Gaelic Quatrain On Canadian Things
Wednesday, September 2, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: canada
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