Poems By An Able Seaman
Poems By An Able Seaman
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Where I seem to hear sweet voices Wafted on the silent night.
Mother, do not weep for Winnie, When I go to Him above ; If I see my daddy up there, I will give him mother's love.
And when you die, mamma darling, We shall meet you, dad and I ; And we'll always be so happy, Far away up in the sky.
Then she closed her eyes in slumber, Angels carried her away ; Mother knows she's gone to Heaven — They will meet up there some day.
32 THE SAILOR'S RETURN TO BLIGHTY SPEEDING along o'er the silvery sea,... Back to old England, the land of the free, And the heart beats time to the churn of the screw — Bringing me back to Blighty, and you.
The waves beat over the forecastle head, And the sunset sky a brilliant red Lighting the sea a golden hue — Still we creep nearer to Blighty, and you.
Now, in the darkness we skip o'er the foam ; Thinking of loved ones sleeping at home, Watching and waiting with heart fond and true — Sweetheart, I'm coming to Blighty, and you.
I picture the lovelight in two shining eyes, They remind me of the lovely skies, I really forget if they're brown or they're blue — But I'm on my way, dear, to Blighty, and you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where I seem to hear sweet voices Wafted on the silent night.
Mother, do not weep for Winnie, When I go to Him above ; If I see my daddy up there, I will give him mother's love.
And when you die, mamma darling, We shall meet you, dad and I ; And we'll always be so happy, Far away up in the sky.
Then she closed her eyes in slumber, Angels carried her away ; Mother knows she's gone to Heaven — They will meet up there some day.
32 THE SAILOR'S RETURN TO BLIGHTY SPEEDING along o'er the silvery sea,... Back to old England, the land of the free, And the heart beats time to the churn of the screw — Bringing me back to Blighty, and you.
The waves beat over the forecastle head, And the sunset sky a brilliant red Lighting the sea a golden hue — Still we creep nearer to Blighty, and you.
Now, in the darkness we skip o'er the foam ; Thinking of loved ones sleeping at home, Watching and waiting with heart fond and true — Sweetheart, I'm coming to Blighty, and you.
I picture the lovelight in two shining eyes, They remind me of the lovely skies, I really forget if they're brown or they're blue — But I'm on my way, dear, to Blighty, and you.
What to read after Poems By An Able Seaman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W V Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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