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Coming home

by Kenko

I waved Brighton away as adventure called, My heart filled with childish enthusiasm. The whole world spread before my eyes as the Wind did gently rustle my sails. Away! Three months I sailed without excitement, Making my heart lose faith in the open sea. In anger God let my vessel venture Into a storm to swallow worlds and eat me whole. I prayed and begged with clasped cold hands. "Oh, God! I am quite dead. Save this wretched servant!" He thrust thunder from the grey skies and laughed As I floated. A corpse drifting aimless. As my filled lungs spewed out the sea, the sky cleared. I saw a shore. England! My heart flew high
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Jul 2, 2020
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