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The Kayak
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We just read the story of Kalopaling, a folk tale told by the Inuit.
life is full of hardship surrounded by ice and water as they are, yet
cheerful and happy!
Have you read any other story or do you know any person who ke
through thick and thin in spite of leading a very difficult life?
Share the story
with
your
friends.
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Here is a poem about an Inuit enjoying a ride over the ice cold waters of
Over the briny wave I go,
In spite of the weather, in spite of the snow:
What cares the hardy Eskimo?
In my little skiff, with paddle and lance,
I glide where the foaming billows dance.
Round me the sea-birds slip and soar;
Like me, they love the ocean's roar.
Sometimes a floating iceberg gleams
Above me with its melting streams;
Sometimes a rushing wave will fall
Down on my skiff and cover it all.
But what care I for a wave's attack?
With my paddle I right my little kayak,
And then its weight I speedily trim,
And over the water away I skim.
-- Anonymous
briny: salty hardy: strong skiff: a light rowing boat, usually for one person add
wooden pole with a pointed steel head, used for hunting glide: move in a smooth
billows: waves slip: (here) another word for glide trim: (here) cut through the wat
quickly and lightly over a surface​

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