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The Ocean Grave
For men who work the lonesome sea,
Across the mounts their homelands be.
And through the wood and o’er the pond
A widow mourns good fisherman John.
Who’s long since lost to the fell wave
And lies there in his coral grave.
His life gone there, his freedom spent.
The whole sea as his monument.
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As kind as ever IntrepidRose, and sadly, I wasn't born in the 1800's.
Sorry 2011 you stink
yeah, i thought so, but I wasn't positive.
I absolutely loved this.
That's how I'd like to die, drowning. So the entire sea would be mine, even in death.
Either that, or I want to be poisoned. 'Cause that's just too dramatic for words.
Anyway, this is wonderful, and it all rhymes. Which is equally wonderful.