THE TALL SHIPS

by Jim Nasium Saldutti


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I stand there alone again thinking
Of Places I could go
If only I were a Seaman
To live in the ship below
The sails that blow so freely
With each new gust of wind
Someplace new to explore
Someplace where I have never been

The Tall Ships just sit there waiting
For the wind to fill the sails
Someone told me that the cargo hold
Was really filled with gunja bales...
As we sat there, on deck late one night
Looking over dark water at the whales
Drifting rudderlessly, into the night
A pair of souls, forever lost now, and for sale
These are The Tall Ships
These are all tall tales

The Albatross hangs there
Singing a siren song
Somehow all tangled up now
The mast is tall and strong
 
 

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