The Lighthouse (Portland Me. Headlight) Poem by John Franklin Ziebell
The Lighthouse (Portland Me. Headlight)
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For I have stood where Longfellow once wrote,
while ferrying his pen, whose poems we now quote.
Under the lighthouse vigil of the deep sea ni,
whose headlight shines sharply on ships passing by.
Yes! , for I have stood where Longfellow once wrote,
while ferrying his pen, whose poems we now quote.
Friday, February 1, 2013
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Many times, many days, and many nights, the portland headlight, while I lived in maine.
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