Captian's Log Short: So Far Away 10 Jan 2021 I hear the gentle roar of the ocean calling me from across the shore. I see the inviting waves rising from the blue. No time! No time! I have no…
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 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 Lines of Verse 18 Nov 2020 Under the cloudy moon, and in the winter air, across deserted streets within the gaslight's glare a body lies forlorn, and cold as like a stone. Her lips without color;…
Captian's Log Drabble Series: What’s Done 2 Nov 2020 My hand is in the satchel, and I feel the coldness against my palm. Grasping the little demon, I pull it into the light. Again, I close my eyes, and…
Captian's Log Drabble Series:What’s Done 1 Nov 2020 No more lies, I tell myself. The idol seems heavy as I walk through the halls of the apartment. So silent, this abandoned place. When will they find the body?…
Captian's Log Drabble: Lighthouse 17 Sep 2020 Waves break upon the rocky cliff, their foamy splash sent shooting in all directions. The rock remains, and on that ground the lighthouse stands. At night, when the winds roar…
Captian's Log Poem: Unspoken Woe 10 Sep 2020 Please Read: Unspoken Woe I hope we dream again, but soon the dawn will break. I miss the gentle rain so soft upon the lake. But dreams must always end…
Captian's Log Directory: Port de Vour 2 Aug 2020 The Port de Vour is an unpleasant piece of sinking earth, maintaining regular trade with the nearby city, and by regular, one means timely, but irregular relations otherwise, and by…
Captian's Log Drabble Series: Driftwood 31 Jul 202028 Jul 2020 The sea is cold; the sun is hot. Men's lives are short compared to these eternal things, but one life, though brief, or one man, though so much smaller than…
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