Liners, cargo ships,
pass en route to distant ports
behind the marsh reeds.
pass en route to distant ports
behind the marsh reeds.
posted by Pete Green at
15:12
08 February 2008
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1 Comments:
How peaceful this sounds. I could swing in my hammock and think of this ships passing by.
Thank you.
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