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“Sailors and the Sea”(by Joe DiMino) And if I go, I go alone For, surely, I would not take That which I love— I could not break A single blossom, Chip a starry night, Dim that silver curl Of cove, treasure of harbor lights: My cherished village With dear kinship, who, despite My wandering lusts Always reserved A welcome home— Would not take from youth That same pearl of challenge— Gem of courage—left me as Inspiration by noble predecessors Also daring the sea Daring the wind A blustery god— If heaven and earth not Somehow one, Then heaven no place For spirits With unquenchable Thirsts…