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Sea and 'an ancient language that I can not decipher.

(Jorge Luis Borges, Writings )

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Ice

One day I saw the ice as it formed. I was in the cabin and looked out of oblivion '. That evening he got up a light wind from the north by the Arctic Ocean. I was watching some seagulls resting on the mooring poles with my head in the direction of the wind, as always. Meanwhile, the first ripples caused by wind began to disappear here and there '. Moments later, the water seemed covered with a layer of oil. Only later I realized that what I saw was the first film of ice, as thin as gauze, which was forming on the water dark, and the membrane was to pave the waves. The next morning when we woke up, the ice was thick enough to hold a swallow of the sea that was next to the trembling Posar Rustica.

(Bjorn Larsson, L'arte di vivere )

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Shadow Captain

Oh captain what are we hiding from

You've been hiding from the start

Did some lover steal your heart

Or did the full moon make you mad.

Oh captain why these speechless seas

That never come to land

Oh, I need to understand

Could a little light be that bad.

I can see your hands are roughened

By the wheel and the rope

I'd like to look to you for hope

I think it's hiding there.

The boat is blacked-out like a city

Awaiting bombers in the night

Oh, you hold your helm so tight

And yet the sky seems so fair.

Who guides this ship

Dreaming through the seas

Turning and searching

Whichever way you please.

Speak to me

I need to see your face

Shadow captain

In a darkened space.

If I were to spy on a city

Floating just above the sea

Could we stop and look for me

Among those playing on the pier.

Or would you turn away knowing

It was still aways away

And if I was there today

You could not see me all that clear.

Speak to me

I need to see your face

Shadow captain

In a darkened space.

Shadow captain of a charcoal ship

Shadow captain of a charcoal ship

Trying to give the light the slip.

(Crosby, Still & Nash, Shadow Captain )