word of the day and a short poem
The Back Deck
And I sat there;
Not really thinking,
Not really seeing,
Not really hearing,
Not really caring.
But very much sitting;
Very much enjoying,
That there was very little to do
Word of the Day: gall'ey
NOUN. one-decked vessel with sails and oars, usually rowed by slaves or criminals; large rowing-boat, esp. that used by the captain of a warship; ship's kitchen; printer's tray for set-up type. - gall'ey-proof. NOUN. printer's proof in long slip form. (OF galee)
(Webster's New Dictionary 1994)
And I sat there;
Not really thinking,
Not really seeing,
Not really hearing,
Not really caring.
But very much sitting;
Very much enjoying,
That there was very little to do
Word of the Day: gall'ey
NOUN. one-decked vessel with sails and oars, usually rowed by slaves or criminals; large rowing-boat, esp. that used by the captain of a warship; ship's kitchen; printer's tray for set-up type. - gall'ey-proof. NOUN. printer's proof in long slip form. (OF galee)
(Webster's New Dictionary 1994)