Captian's Log Unfinished Poem 16 Dec 2019 I'm tired and can't seem to catch my stride with this poem. Please enjoy it anyway. Off the road a little way I saw a glowing fire. Ending was…
Captian's Log Drabble: Separated 15 Dec 2019 The hull against a reef had crashed, and we, in mortal combat locked, were thrown into the air when she did sudd’nly stop. Quick still our swords did ringing meet,…
Captian's Log Reflection on Hebrew 13 Dec 2019 The present query as to how my first semester of Hebrew has affected my relationship to the scripture is a tough one to answer. I do not yet know if…
Captian's Log Poem: Long Day 12 Dec 2019 This paradise is killing me; this sun it never sets. I learned to learn, but not to know, and death is coming soon. Tomorrow is already here, but yesterday’s ahead.…
Captian's Log Short Story: The Mirror 11 Dec 2019 In a place just left of this milepost, through overgrown pricks—yes, it is dark; cast your lantern on that stone—there is a sight best unseen. Ah, moss has covered the…
Captian's Log Essay: A Blurry Look 10 Dec 2019 Please Read: A Blurry Look “Some people want to use religion to divide,” said the lanky man. “I did not come to bring peace, but a sword,” said Jesus. “And…
Captian's Log Tales Told 9 Dec 2019 I have grown weary in a life too long for me, but soon I will fade. The ancient wizard sat back in his chair. Its old wood creaked as he…
Captian's Log Excerpt: Paper On Philemon 8 Dec 20198 Dec 2019 Now that we have looked at the text and explored its meaning, the rest of the assignment, daunting though it may seem, must be grappled with. What, pray tell, is…
Captian's Log There is a Box 7 Dec 2019 There is a box, alone. No one knows what’s inside. There is a box. It is black. Yesterday, the box moved. No one could tell. I knew. The box moved.…
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