A Tall Story. In Full Sail. Poem by Robert Green

A Tall Story. In Full Sail.

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In the quiet, still morning
Of calm waters and painted skies
A tall story waits to be told.
Here to unfold.

Not always at anchor
the open seas I hanker
When set free
I'm like a child full of glee

Full wind in my sail
I bring bring smiles, never fail
Head first across seas
My anchor chain I flee.

Open waters I part
on an adventure I start
Wind billows, sails crack
Salt waters across my bows, smack.

Sunlight across my deck
Redness on my Masters neck
I race like a bird on the wing
My rigging does sing.

Waters blue/ green
Children on deck serene
Full of laughter
‘Faster, Daddy, faster.

Dolphins race us
In and out of water. No fuss.
Whales on the horizon
Beautiful creatures, not surprising.

Upbeat and racing along
Heart beating song.
Off into the sunset
More adventures to find, and give vent.

In the quiet, still morning
Of calm waters and painted skies
A tall story waits to be told.

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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Valerie Dohren 20 September 2013

A lovely complement to your previous write Robert - some beautiful scenes portrayed.

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Shahzia Batool 10 September 2013

that inspiration made you think a wonderful sea analogy..i see here a story of the voyage of life! ! ! symbolic! ! !

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Clarence Prince 05 September 2013

Faster, Daddy, Faster, A tall Story, In Full Sail, it's a lovely piece of work!

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