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A sailors Sea


On the sandy shores of desolation,
Amidst the spray and ash,
Sits a man all torn and shaken,
In the wreckage of a crash,
For terrible is the midnight sea,
Where men traverse so merrily,
And more treacherous still the drunken hands,
Of a sailor with no self direction.

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