Captian's Log Drabble: A Daydream 10 Jun 2020 Lazily I lay within the cool grass gazing at the morning sky while passing clouds, in my fancy, took forms and shapes above. There was one of magnificent note, heavy…
Captian's Log Dare We Dream? 9 Jun 2020 Didn’t they warn you as a child? Are not a thousand like you in this world Resolute and ready to live? Even so, will not dark night overtake, Will not…
Captian's Log What I’m Reading 8 Jun 2020 So, I’d like to take this opportunity to discus what I’ve been reading lately. Since I did this last, I finished the three items I mentioned, Voyage to Arcturus, Moby…
Captian's Log Poem: There Was Once . . . 7 Jun 2020 . . . There was once a valley rich, abounding in its fertile growth, and in its heart a river flowed . . . . . . In the banks…
Captian's Log Short Poem: The Hills 6 Jun 2020 The hills were dark and wide, and clothed with firs of green. The mountains, distant, strong, were ghosts against the sky. And who beheld it all? Or who stood in…
Captian's Log Short Poem: And the World Turns 5 Jun 2020 The black heaven of night arrayed in starry light is stretched over the land by a subtle hand. Dark waves now hit the shore in their eternal war against the…
Captian's Log Short Poem: Hope of Truth 4 Jun 2020 The song is ever playing, ever sung, its lyrics at the tip of every tongue, yet never do we know quite what we say, nor ever do we see what’s…
Captian's Log Short: World of Dust 3 Jun 2020 There, on the horizon where the piercing white sands meet with the sky’s unremitting blue separating the dead desert and the glorious heaven, is a faint haze. The horizon blurs,…
Captian's Log Short: Dreamer’s Dream 2 Jun 2020 “What are you doing?” I asked. John was sitting silently, and had been engaged in said silence for over an hour while I’d been distracting myself with summer chores. The…
Captian's Log Short Poem: Nightmare 1 Jun 2020 Never let on that you see Into that strange realm of shadow Golems and ghouls in your sight Hunger to have what is real Terror they spread where they can…
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