Captian's Log Poem: A Lasting Sight 14 Apr 2021 I saw a ship across the seaand watched its sails caught in the breeze;I wondered why it looked so freeand why its sails my soul did please.The sky was blue,…
Captian's Log Ravings: Going Mad 30 Mar 2021 Whatever comes, it comes, whatever goes, it goes, but whatever stays, it will not stay forever. The impermanence of all loves, of all hates, of all desires, flowing like a…
Captian's Log Drabble: In the Dark We Find the Dawn 6 Dec 2020 Wipe the tears away, and let the ocean waves flow over you. Drown in their depths, and let the great abyss take all your pain into its unmeasurable darkness. Dream…
Captian's Log Directory: The Gate 19 Oct 2020 I once came across a place of darkness. It was called by some who knew of it as, The Gate. In the vast ocean, far out of sight from land,…
Captian's Log Short Story: The Song of the Sea 11 Jul 2020 My feet sinking into the forgiving sands of a cold, pacific beach, I pause, setting my eyes upon the vast horizon. Like turrets of a mighty castle, the distant clouds…
Captian's Log The Waves Will Ever Hit the Shore 12 May 2019 The waves will ever hit the shore, she pondered, looking over the frost bitten surf. It was a cold winter, and the ocean was a raging darkness set against the…
Captian's Log Poem: Ghost Ship 27 Nov 2017 I started a new poem. Beneath the stormy waves the ghost ship plunged. It out of sight, we hoped she was now done, and quick was our attention wrest that…
Captian's Log… Shadow of the Sisyphus 30 Jul 201729 Jul 2017 Last night I had a dream. I was the runaway slave, Lazarus, and you were chasing me along the deck of the Sisyphus. Around us the zombies—actually, I think all…
By the Sword… Ariesland 23 Jul 201723 Jul 2017 After three years out to sea, never stepping on land, and then to feel the soft sand give under my feet, and to smell meat sizzling over a flame—there was…
By the Sword… Out of Time 16 Jul 201715 Jul 2017 Captain paced around the deck, his arms behind his back. Grumbling, he took the watch out of his pocket, stood tapping his foot, and then, stowing the timepiece, continued in…
