Longfellow's 'The Wreck Of Hesperus'

Sailors wreck
By Cam
(1)The Wreck of The Hesperus was written by Longfellow, who is a decent writer for rhymes and melodies. (3) Hastily growing-up, longfellow lived in Portland maine, and was born on february 27, 1807. (5) When he was young he was quite imaginative, since he grew-up to be a mediocre writer. Like like being a prodigy child. (4) Discovering his true ability, beneficial but not useful, he found that he was great at making rhymes. Longfellow found his ability to rhymes, found that it impractical, and found that is was repurposeful. (2) Through his life, longfellow composed many stories, and created many poems, since that was his passion. (6) He’s known for his stories.

(1)Hesperus, Who is a great sailor, has a daughter. (4) Living on the sea, Hesperus dwelled in the 1800s as a skipper of his mighty boat. (5) While lazily smoking his pipe, The skipper saw that there was worryful weather awaiting, since he is a skilled skipper. (3) Goomly, the skipper, strong and courageous, saw he was poor. The skipper was doleful the skipper was stressed the skipper was dysmaid. (2) During his life, the skipper spent most of his time on the lovely sea. (6) The skipper loves the sea.
Like a mother bear watching over her cubs. (4) running all the possibilities through his head, the skipper realized this was a dangerous journey. The skipper was ready the skipper was restless the skipper was roused. (5) When the skipper saw that his daughter was trembleing, vioelent and uncontrolably, he said to not be afraid. (3) Naturally and father-like he wrapped his arms around her, and slowly she stopped trembling. (2) After the skipper wrapped his arms around his daughter the wind became cold and fierce. (6) The skipper loves his