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The Navigator was a quiet man.

Maps betray the attentive detail of their heroes.
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My bell is broken.

Swirling.
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If i were to see myself through your eyes.

Call it quits, take up permenant residance in my own, imagined world.
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I’ve known an American girl for a while but I’ve only just begun to meet her.

She has a lot to learn but so do I.
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5.

I am aware that as soon as you start to write words such as dark, troubled and childhood in the same sentence you know you’ve taken a turn down self indulgence alley, but there is no avoiding the fact that I had what would be considered a pretty volatile time as a kid.

This would have permitted me (some would say) to have settled for an easy life justified by this knowledge but I never wanted anyone to say “well it’s understandable how he turned out isn’t it… I mean look at what he had to deal with”.
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I am not this ill intent, i am but badly drawn.

Are you badly drawn too?
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Mother, thee i do adore.

Wilting and you wilt.
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Gathering.


The slow songs work the most.
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You swing back and forth.

Echoes.
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The Navigator.

The Navigator was a quiet man.

Maps betray the attentive detail of their heroes.

Tame the up-starts for the hope of home.

The Navigator was a quiet man.

Hollow eyes.

Inked

Compass spun.

Studious writings of one charting connections and clearing a path not for himself… for others. So they may find the hope of home.

The Navigator was a quiet man.

The ships were still.

It had been years since he had concerned himself with the dawn. He realised long ago he must stay behind, never finding the hope of home.

The Navigator was a quiet man.

The ships were still.

He worked by starlight and blackest calm.

Hollowed eyes.

Inked.

Compass spins.

The men spoke in whispers, avoiding him yet through night he works.

Plotting the hope of home.

The ships no longer still.

The Men worked.

The compass spins.

He has found his calm in finding their hope of home.

The Navigator was a quiet man.

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