Dover Mills/ The Dover Delegates. Poem by Geoff Warden

Dover Mills/ The Dover Delegates.

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The vast mystics of Lake Erie,
On the north shore of Long Point Bay,
A ghost town throughout winters month,
Where Lynn river crosses Black creek way,
At birth, the settlement of Dover Mill,
Circa 1670, Francois Dollar De Casson,
Began the history of this harbour town,
A fisherman's wharf adorning Harley fashion,
Modern days journey feels like yesterday's return,
As Port Dover has taken on it's maturity,
The harbour front remembers the fisherman,
As the streets line in Harley Hog cemetery,
A party town every Friday the thirteenth,
Chris Simons and twenty-five good friends,
Has become the bikers haven,
Knowing seventy-five thousand will attend,
So journey on down to Lynn river banks,
Port Dover has many a good lore,
Scavenge it's shops of ol' main street,
Or just rest upon Lake Erie's shore......


7/11/06 GJW

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Frank James Ryan Jr...fjr 08 November 2006

Quite a story...good research for detail...strong language& vivid pictorial....overall solid craftsmanship, Sir G.! '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''F j R

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Diane Violet 07 November 2006

I love to browse in little shops like this and then rest upon the shore, sounds wonderful. Quite the mix with fisherman, bikers and tourists. 'Modern day journey feels like yesterdays return'......love this. Excellent write, Geoff.

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