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A Pirate's Life

My days are filled with monotony. I can stand it no longer. The waves crash endlessly about the hull, no land in sight. Oh! How I long to free my sword from its scabbard. How I wish to quench its thirst, and my own, no less. Alas, there is no sail in sight. At least the rum is plentiful....
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michael-taylorw4
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Jul 31, 2014
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#water#ocean#pirate#rum
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