Captian's Log Choice of Lo 3 Jun 20241 Jun 2024 …and then the child was dead. Her mother said it would be easy. Mother was always right; even when she wasn't, it was Lo's job to make her right. So,…
Captian's Log Meditation on Passivity 30 May 202428 May 2024 I was thinking about passivity the other day in my prayers, and it seemed to me that there were two ways in which one might be passive. There is a…
Captian's Log Shadowed Fetters 29 May 202425 May 2024 Bound in shadowed fetters and hurtling through a starless darkness, a tossing, turning storm without light, I wonder how, amid all the chaos, nothing good ever just happens. You would…
Captian's Log Morning’s Nightmare 15 May 2024 Please Read: Morning's Nightmare https://taletold.wordpress.com/poems-2/mornings-nightmare/
Captian's Log Escape to the Stars 29 Apr 202424 Sep 2025 I've run from you throughout ages and times uncounted. How you've persisted. We've found the edge of the world now, and there's no place more to flee. His eyes are…
Captian's Log I’th’other Place 29 Mar 202425 Mar 2024 Delay your deadly cant, you worm eaten corpse. Shut your mouth and quit your noise. I'll have no more of you tonight, no more your gibbering howls and gulping growls.…
Captian's Log Somewhere Between 14 Mar 202411 Mar 2024 They sallied from the depths of Hell, too worn and weary to see themselves in the frightened eyes of those who beheld their rotting forms. How cold it all felt,…
Captian's Log How Great Is That Darkness? 10 Mar 20244 Mar 2024 And, in its shadow, we have ourselves become deathless, dreamless, sleepless. No, only a dull sense of time still remains, but it is time without an edge, without an end,…
Captian's Log How Great Is That Darkness? 9 Mar 20244 Mar 2024 Cast from heaven, their bodies fell like drops of blood upon the dusty ground, and no one dared touch the cursed fowl lying in the dead thing's shadow. Oddly preserved,…
Captian's Log How Great Is That Darkness? 8 Mar 20244 Mar 2024 The dead thing lay in the sky like a dripping, rotting sore. It was flesh, as far as the senses of man, earthbound man, could tell—that is, as far as…
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