The Doors - Horse Latitudes
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aahhhhhh amazing poetry
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He paints a wicked illuminating scene of chaos and tragedy. Erupting through the air waves straight from his tormented mind. So powerful the image comes alive and in my dreams I am there.
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Between about 30° to 35° north and 30° to 35° south of the equator lies the region known as the horse latitudes or the subtropical high. This region of subsiding dry air and high pressure results in weak winds. Tradition states that sailors gave the region of the subtropical high the name "horse latitudes" because ships relying on wind power stalled; fearful of running out of food and water, sailors threw their horses and cattle overboard to save on provisions.
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@119fatty well, actually, i thought i was commenting on a different comment. It isnt funny
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@flyersfan221 HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH It still terrifies me at night though, when you cant sleep
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We went over this song in my oceanography class its about how sailors use to throw their horses off their ships.
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When the still sea conspires an armor And her sullen and aborted Currents breed tiny monsters True sailing is dead Awkward instant And the first animal is jettisoned Legs furiously pumping Their stiff green gallop And heads bob up Poise Delicate Pause Consent In mute nostril agony Carefully refined And sealed over Spanish sailors would throw their horses into the sea to lighten the ships' load in calm seas when fresh water supplies were low.
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@namron481 hmm i think its really NOT bad if you don't know what 'lol' means. listen to jim morrison's voice and to his great lyrics, and everything is ok. go on and on and on! (:
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@FulMarie Thanx. Now I'm not a complete novice any more. Far out man. Can you dig it? I wonder what kind of poetry Jim Morrison would write on line today if he had lived.
....KLSK??
101shialover 1 year ago 29
Jim Morrison was a great poet.
1962drob 8 months ago 9