Revisited Merak harbor one late evening a shape of sea fairy and colorful torches were seen from afar , chattering calls in 4 languages. 4 squalls in once was a plage their dancing flames asked me to come closer
I hurried along the sleepy shipyards passing massive warehouses fenced by rusty wooden doors giant padlocks accenting (reminded me of a fancy cocotte loaded with blingbling) stacks of oversized containers solidly sat speechless. Sleepless.
The light of each torch lifted into the sky. Seen by another eye 1883 eruption of the Krakatau crater. 130 years later the odor of its curators I ran closer. I fell. I laid there a while , got up and ran again. I lost my head and missed my right foot along the way. I did not care.
When I arrived the torches were there in front of me reincarnated into thousands inhabitants who had lost their lives bodies covered with revolting cesspit oil For a second they transformed into torches again. One blazing in my hands. Regretfully, I had lost my head so I did not understand.
The fairy stared . I wasn't scared.
: come, come, β¦come purifying Sunda strait dissatisfying the idiots thought it could all be fixed with tax rate I moved toward embracing fairy arms (Possibly, this close hugging love was only for beach-sea friends)
So, I united with the torches A bit of a breach pushed us towards the petroleum . Demolished it all. Cannonball. Black fog shrieking that same words : Keep up the struggle . Stay strong ! The alien residents might think I was making choices but the fairy was leading me around the torches reshaping the ghost-town
Chattering calls in 4 voices. 4 languages. Yet, for the officials ears , all were still voiceless. Pointless.