| Coming About reflects on the small sailboats that fill the waters around Ireland. The treachery has been discovered first-hand by many great sailing men over the centuries. The sea is so alluring and seductive, it is no wonder that somany have lost their way. I have a great respect for the sea. My father built sailboats, raced them and became Commodoreof a local yacht club. My sons love to sail in the San Francisco bay. I watch from the shore and admire the scenery.
Music: The Donegal Jig |
Coming AboutAfloat in uncharted seasDays are filled with toil and ease You can do almost as you please Provided you get a favorable breeze The horizon hides places unknown Unhidden as sails are blown Some islands provide jam and scone Whereas others are barren stone |
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