There is a poem that sailors use to describe the weather. please help me correct and finish it..?

Red sky in the morning, Sailor's take warning. Red sky at night, Sailor's delight. It was referenced in the bible in Matthew, and in Shakespeare. It refers to the fact that red has the longest wavelength in the color spectrum- and reflects the dust of passing and coming storms. Red Sky at Night-means high concentrations of dust particles and high pressure- stable air = good weather. Red Sky in the Morning-dust of a storm just passed, moving to the East. Blazing Red Sunrises mean high H2O content-rain on the way.

Nah. Its Red Sky at Morning Sailor take Warning. Red Sky at Night is a Sailors Delight.

Sailors Poem

Pink in the morning sailors take warning. Pink in the night, sailors delight.

red sky at night, sailors delight,

red sky in the morning, sailors take warning

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weather_lore

My love is as a fever, longing still For you to leave- you make me ill Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? You're more like Winter- dull and grey Come live with me and be my love... No thanks, darling, I've had enough. And a not very nice one: Roses are red, violets are blue The flowers are dead- like my love for you