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i am beginning to see the ships-- like phantoms, they sail in&out; of the ports they choose, only to leave as they please [disappearing just as mysteriously & mischievously as they arrived], leaving dents in the worn docks they rail into. & i am as worn as one of these; just as covered in filth & weak to the sea winds & sinking in the high tides [& looking for places to hoist anchors away]-- visit me at sea someday, as more than one who stops at the pier to drop off another's shipment, but as one who desires to stay for holiday [a few weeks, a month, perhaps] before going off into the sunset alongside the wavering seagulls toward a Light at the edge of the ocean *for at harbor, there is always refuge.*
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Dec 28, 2012
Dec 28, 2012 at 2:13 AM UTC
phantom ships.
i am beginning to see the ships-- like phantoms, they sail in&out; of the ports they choose, only to leave as they please [disappearing just as mysteriously & mischievously as they arrived], leaving dents in the worn docks they rail into. & i am as worn as one of these; just as covered in filth & weak to the sea winds & sinking in the high tides [& looking for places to hoist anchors away]-- visit me at sea someday, as more than one who stops at the pier to drop off another's shipment, but as one who desires to stay for holiday [a few weeks, a month, perhaps] before going off into the sunset alongside the wavering seagulls toward a Light at the edge of the ocean *for at harbor, there is always refuge.*
dorothylynn
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Dec 28, 2012
Dec 28, 2012 at 2:13 AM UTC
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