Captian's Log Poem: Ancient Chimes 5 Nov 2020 The ancient chimes are echoing;they're ready to be struck.And all the time you're beckoning,you lift us from the muck. What strange and oddly creatures wewho dance below the sky,and do…
Captian's Log Poem: The Fires 4 Nov 2020 Please Read: The Fires Excerpt: A moment’s glance from these eternal things— I’ll pounder now the present world: considering the smoke, the burning flames the death— No breath!— We pray…
Captian's Log Poem: I Sit Alone 27 Oct 2020 I sit alone,and think alone,and all I do,I do alone. I dream at night,and think at night,and lay aloneall through the night. And what I doI've had to dowithin the…
Captian's Log Poem: Earth as Heaven 25 Oct 2020 Praise God all you nations and tongues,let every city rejoice,for the King of the earth has come,almighty God has come. Let war and strife be naught, O world,cease this worthless…
Captian's Log Poem: Imperfect Praise 24 Oct 2020 I rest, amazed to know your love,I cannot comprehend,and lay below with you abovelonging to there ascend. What thoughts of mine can fully say,what words can I here pen?Like ash…
Captian's Log Drabble: Song of David 23 Oct 2020 He came upon the stage, a weary smile hanging on his face, and through his gritted teeth began to play. O the chords he strummed, the notes he plucked, and…
Captian's Log Poem: Ending Day 22 Oct 2020 How glorious, this ending day,the puffy clouds were orange and pink;how marvelous the light did playas the bright sun began to sink. And driving home I had the thoughtthat painters…
Captian's Log Sonnet: The Truth 21 Oct 2020 Please Read: The Truth Shall I choose what I love or what is true? How can a man the former hope to take when what he's always longed for is…
Captian's Log Poem: The Fool’s Dream 20 Oct 2020 I dreamt a pleasant thing,but had bitter reaping.I spoke a lovely word,but now my tongue is slurred. I thought I sought the truth,I'd hoped to find the proof;I sought only…
Captian's Log Unyielding Night 17 Oct 202017 Oct 2020 In endless war the keep is held against the hellish ranks, the knights who hold it brought thereto without consent. They find themselves there at the keep, and shortly pressed…
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