Captian's Log Poem: Remember, Remember, Remember 11 Jan 2021 Please Read: Remember, Remember, Remember Right before the world was born Everything by chaos torn Mighty words broke through the din; Enlightenment—order would win. More days, more words, and all…
Captian's Log Poem: I Have No Name 7 Jan 20211 Jan 2021 In a little grove's a standing stone: Half covered by a mossy dress—All works of man do so regress.Veneration long forgot,Entropy's no longer fought. Now here inscribed are brilliant deeds—Only…
Captian's Log Poem: Hallowed Bell 4 Jan 20211 Jan 2021 The ringing of the hallowed bell—O hear how marvelous the swell—the peeling of that sacred knell—I hear and know what it foretells. Though we may turn away the eye,we know…
Captian's Log Short Poem: Power of the Tongue 30 Dec 2020 What knife is sharper than a tongue?What fire ever burned more savagely?And yet with wit and eloquence,the truth may cut the cancer of deceit;the light may disinfect the dreaded sore.
Captian's Log Poem: Faceless 28 Dec 2020 Forgetting who I am,Answering with the crowd,Childless and fatherless,Everything I was, gone.Lost without a dawn—Endless is the darkness—Silence is my shroud.Shadows are all I am.
Captian's Log Poem: Longing Never Known 27 Dec 2020 In the sunlight or the breeze,in the music of the trees,in the whisper of my heart,and within my deepest part,waiting in a quiet place,something I can never face,wanting only to…
Captian's Log Poem: Eight Princes and Eight Doors 20 Dec 2020 Eight princes and eight doors— a friend a friend ignores— A quest to find the light within ungodly night. That which hungers must be slain, yet the deed will leave…
Captian's Log Drabble: The Silent Sea 19 Dec 2020 The Silent Sea, so still, lies restless in my heart; that waveless depth, that darkened mirror, still stirs within my thoughts. The silent denizens about that quiet place have too…
Captian's Log Haiku: Remaining Here 18 Dec 2020 Man has left the earth, and I, the tired watcher, I watch man no more. See this old pillar carved out of an ancient stone holding up the sky. How…
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