To Reach A Far Off Shore Poem by Richard Netherland Cook

To Reach A Far Off Shore

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I sailed upon the sea of life
In the year Nineteen Hundred and Thirty Four
Bound for places far from home,
And steered a course yet unknown
To reach a far off shore.

My ship was cast on the sea of life
To seek the dreams that all look for.
I sailed a sea of rocking waves and crushing tides,
A sea of calm so vast and wide
To reach that far off shore.

The sea of life has brought me joy,
And sorrows have I felt with pain
Sailed in shadows of the sky,
And the sea of life and I
Have weathered wind and rain.

With crimson skies to the west
I feel the the spray and ocean spill
Guilded by the evening star
Toward a place where all dreams are,
It leads me on my journey still.

By
Richard Netherland Cook

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Loyd C Taylor Sr 28 April 2015

Hello Richard, this is a very well written and wise poem. It reminds me of the children's son, O be careful Little Eyes. I enjoyed it. Loyd

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Jean Dament 17 June 2010

I liked the rhythm & rhyme in this lovely poem; as it made for a great flow when taking this journey to a distant shore. Thanks for sharing. Spiritsong

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