The unquenchable thirst

He laid back, smiling, like he always does in his favourite bed. No more worries haunted him. Gently running his fingers through his leather jacket, he could smell the stiffness as it was new as it was made.

He laid back smiling, in his captains cabin. While his ship was sinking. His hunger to journey across the sea has been relieved. Now a new voyage begins, to a place no man has heard of before.

He was smiling.

Name called upon

I didn’t know,
Until you called me mother,
I was your mother.

I didn’t know,
Until you called me sister,
I was your sister.

I didn’t know,
Until you called me love,
I was your love.

I didn’t know,
Until you called me queen,
I was your queen.

I didn’t know,
Until you called me whore,
I was your whore.

It was all,
For you to call,
I later knew,
I had no name.