Light flashes, then it’s gone,
As I head towards the rocks,
The water white with foam
And the wind carrying the scream of sirens.
When the light flashes I wonder,
Maybe everything will be okay,
But I know I am suspended in the air;
I am immobile as I watch the rocks grow near.
And I wait for an impact;
I wait for the wooden hull in my chest
To be torn to shreds,
And the bow in my head to break.
I plead that the mast carrying me,
Snaps off and sinks
The hull fills with water
And I’ve set myself free.
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