Seamen talk that floats only dung, and steamships walk on a sea.

Friendship. A great word, isn’t it? Here’s a story of two friends who value friendship much. They don’t let any obstacle wreck their great relationship, even death.

Odysseus, waking on the final shore, becomes conscious of the girls playing ball and considers what he wants to do.

This is a descriptive short story which describes, from a 1rst person’s point of view, his experience on board of the sinking ship.

Just something that came to mind, feedback more than welcome.

Well, friends, I believe this is the final installment of the Weather the Storm series. The boat is in shambles; it’s sink or swim and I have chosen to save myself. For all of you who have come along for the ride, I thank you.

Countless shipwrecks have haunted us throughout history. Unfound wreckage of the churning sea will hide deep secrets, leaving room for speculation and tales of ghostlike sightings on many a rocky shore.

Continuation of life at Treetops, a quaint cozy cottage perched high on a hill in Coos Bay in Southern Oregon. Come visit and enjoy a life out of the fast lane. Visit the gardens, the Boston Terriers and their antics as the seasons pass.

Soon the ship came near the sirens’ rock. Ulysses saw many skeletons and shipwrecks on the cliffs, and then heard a song sweeter than honey.

A Sonnet.