Here you will find the Poem The Golden City of St. Mary of poet John Masefield
Out beyond the sunset could I but find the way, Is a sleepy blue laguna which widens to a bay, And there's the Blessed City &mdash so the sailors say &mdash The Golden City of St. Mary. It's built of fair marble &mdash white &mdash without a stain, And in the cool twilight when the sea-winds wane The bells chime faintly, like a soft warm rain, In the Golden City of St. Mary. Among the green palm-trees where the fire-flies shine, Are the white tavern tables where the gallants dine, Singing slow Spanish songs like old mulled wine, In the Golden City of St. Mary. Oh I'll be shipping sunset-wards and westward-ho Through the green topping combers a-shattering into snow, Till I come to quiet moorings and a watch below, In the Golden City of St. Mary.
