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The crew froze as he wiped the blood off on his coat |
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And threw the helmsman ruthlessly overboard. |
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In defiance of the storm, that kept them anchored for so long, he swore an oath to forfeit right and wring. |
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Irreverent he cussed loudly: "I will round the cape, |
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even if I have to sail until doomsday!" |
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Their petrified facial expressions could tell: their master was like a devil on this floating piece of hell. |
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There and then he gave the signal of departure. |
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"Make sail and weigh the hook!" |
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And so they left the harbor. |
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Hear the Easter bells tolling through the roaring sound of a rough sea, accompanied by the sight of a ship sailing towards her destiny. |
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What a spectacle of Blasphemy. |
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There was no rejoice after his mad choice. |
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Sails were lost, decks were flooded and lightning turned their ship into a coal-black carcass. |
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Anxiety replaced vainglory. |
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The storm died down but a sinister shroud of darkness remained, for the daylight came no more. |
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Floating in unending dusk, adrift on liquid ground. |
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Months went by and land was never found. |
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Food supplies putrefied and pestilence broke out. |
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Suicide became routine, some chose suspension, others jumped and drowned. |
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The dead were sown in hammocks and disposed of in the sea, buried in a watery grave, after a short ceremony. |
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The crew froze as he left his cabin with knife and gun, slaughtering what was left of them one by one. |
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There was an evil murderous glimpse in his eyes. |
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By the time he was done, the ship was desecrated by death and demise. |
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Van der Decken lashes himself to the wheel, swearing at Christ: "I shall not yield!" |
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All at once a new storm rose and lightning struck. |
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The top mast broke off, impaling him, a shard of the crest piercing his chest, in a standing position nailed to the deck. |
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And so a man dies, and a ghost resurrects. |