And then a year later, the ship sets sail fleeing a year long sorrow, into the tomorrow.
Each breath calling out your name a yearning for a last gaze, every ear's thirst for your voice,
a desire to quench it all one of these days, on you and me if there may never dawn this tomorrow.
From the captain to the cleaner himself, they all yearn for it, before they depart.
From the sky to the ocean herself, envy the troop's pining for she who on the port detract's the beauty of this scene for she who in their eyes poses to be better than art.