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You're daring enough to have ventured into the night, he sounded delirious in the wispy light. Half a mile across the lagoon moondrunk Ridleys in ghostly shadows would be digging holes in the sands to lay their lives for posterity away from the phosphoric melody leaving the orphaned to find their way once the shells cracked under silica. They look like a procession of mourners, the man whispered between strokes of oars sloshing the rising tides of the channel his deft hands rowing the fastest cutting across the half mile to Cuthbert Bay. The night ripened enough by that time unfolded the crawling shadows from the sea slowing time in frameshot motions of rows of celebrating marchers. Dead of night the stars were burning out and I called out to the boatman. To this day I don't believe what I heard. None was ever ferried back by the boatman.
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Apr 22, 2018
Apr 22, 2018 at 8:07 AM UTC
Cuthbert Bay
You're daring enough to have ventured into the night, he sounded delirious in the wispy light. Half a mile across the lagoon moondrunk Ridleys in ghostly shadows would be digging holes in the sands to lay their lives for posterity away from the phosphoric melody leaving the orphaned to find their way once the shells cracked under silica. They look like a procession of mourners, the man whispered between strokes of oars sloshing the rising tides of the channel his deft hands rowing the fastest cutting across the half mile to Cuthbert Bay. The night ripened enough by that time unfolded the crawling shadows from the sea slowing time in frameshot motions of rows of celebrating marchers. Dead of night the stars were burning out and I called out to the boatman. To this day I don't believe what I heard. None was ever ferried back by the boatman.
pradip-chattopadhyay
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Apr 22, 2018
Apr 22, 2018 at 8:07 AM UTC
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