Lighthouse Poem by Tony Adah
Lighthouse
We missed it in the morning
Our ship strayed dangerously away
The reefs and shoals we saw
In the afternoon;
We crashed there in the evening.
Some looters seamen came to pick the debris
And all that was the ship;
The survivors are on the shore
Thinking of what next to do
The rest is planted on the soil of posterity.
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: fate
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