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The Dockhand

Fading in the crimsoning dusk, like a predator stalking a prey, the gray fog stealthily creeps, crawls through dilapidated warehouses in the dockyard long abandoned by the years; a dockhand squints through cobwebs of a sooty window, shadowless symbols of ships that had come, gone long ago; his drunken ears could fairly tell which tolled as the funeral bell.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2008




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