The Ocean Runs Wild
By Richard L. Provencher
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I submerge thoughts of awe
and breathe freshly with currents
splashing ocean’s shore-
it is evening and day’s
delight has turned sombre
as tales from an olde captain
in my thoughts and see his ship
unfold from a watery surface
hear fearful cries as it grinds
at the shore - little danger
of crushing the hull
lays upon ebb tide
sand not harshly
as it settles into
velvet softness
and my thoughts continue:
So long ago that crew
and cargo of new farmers
charged into country woods-
those hardy families
who remained inland to this day.
Trenholme & 3 sons
among its many passengers
way back then.
They saw in New Brunswick
place to build and love
long ago in 1772
craving a future for themselves
all the way from Welby
Village in Yorkshire England.
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