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SAILOR


I thought you're just a part of a dream That could be merely seen With the appearance that was dim Just brought my heart with a sorrow that was keen But when I wake up one fine day I find myself beside the bay Imagining the man I see when I sleep My mind dictates that there is to keep He is not a part of Greek Mythology Nor a fairy tale could be He is a real sailor Sailing across the border less sea I wonder not,how Aphrodite Save her beloved thee Or Medea have made everything For Jason whom she covets Oh Poseidon,God of the sea Take my sailor away from the peril you can see Drive him to my heart safely As he is cruising the world made by our Almighty Spiros, you've brought The different sinews in me And that we meet By the kingdom of the sea.
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