This lobster boat is named after the two " girls" in the lobsterman's life, as is custom.
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| "Irene & Sherry II" |
Named after women
So dear in a life;
One is his daughter,
The other his wife.
Not together asea,
Yet never alone;
Adored adorn
To bring him home.
Not together asea,
Yet never alone;
Adored adorn
To bring him home.
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Indigo - sometimes, like once in 2 million times, you may see a blue lobster. I've got to eat more lobster. I think I'm about halfway to 2 million now and haven't seen one yet!
Nice poem again and interesting factoid, I love to see lobsters yellow - from lots of butter - yum!
ReplyDeleteI eat my lobster plain, plain, plain...unless it's a lobster roll - then I'd need a roll.
DeleteCute poem. I think I saw a special on TV once and they showed one..
ReplyDeleteThere have been some good programs/videos on lobstering.
Deletei love that name irene, you don't hardly hear it anymore!
ReplyDeleteYou really don't hear it much, though I do know two grown women by that name.
DeleteI enjoyed this poem. Very nice. I am also writing poems for the A toZ challenge. I'm always happy to find other poets.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you put the words together, Donna, "not together area, yet never alone..." Very sweet sentiment.
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