On Passing Deadman’s Island

On Passing Deadman’s Island is a poem by Irish poet Thomas Moore, written during his brief tenure as registrar to the Admiralty in Bermuda in 1803. The poem reflects his experiences and observations during this time, capturing the essence of the island and its surroundings. Moore's work is notable for its lyrical quality and its connection to Bermuda, where he is often regarded as an unofficial poet laureate. His travels across the United States and Canada further influenced his poetic voice.