My ship is burning…

I have had visions for many years in this long sea, a sea of change and a sea of hope. Instead this beautiful sea has turned in to a surrounding of not warm water but fire…

Somehow even the raging fire started burning the water, like a load of fuel in mass rainbow colors turning grey, they swooped in like mad hawks looking for blood in my sea…

For a while they destroyed and burned other ships, different beautiful ships with sails high as the sky and longer ropes with knots made of wind, wind that would help blow this beauty far and long gone…

At night before her great fire many waves would crash upon her strong bow, never was she put in harms way, this great ship stood the test of time, she even had a reconstruction…

I am now asking with kindness to please help me put out her massive fire so she no longer burns..I am filled with sadness as she cries from this distance…

Please don’t let my ship burn any longer,,,if you let her burn she will be forced to burn you out too…

Working the problem is a good start, what is the main priority? If this ship is ATS there are some hands on board to help bail it out.

a reply to: Triple333

Lovely analogy Triple!

S+F

You sent me this looooong ago

Hello darkness, my old friend I've come to talk with you again Because a vision softly creeping Left its seeds while I was sleeping And the vision that was planted in my brain Still remains Within the sound of silence

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a reply to: Mendix

Thank you

a reply to: Triple333

I was an eerie time getting back on as everything came to a big crunching halt.

Until we are dead, use it or lose it.

a reply to: Triple333

A pm is in your mail.

a reply to: Triple333

We may help each other with advice. My advice, my paramount advice, is to keep a sharp eye out for marauders.
At this point, there may be numerous ships out there that we cannot see, but I think not. I think it may be a small submarine that has pirates all from the same hole. These pirates wear different masks but are likely all the same pirate.

Catching my drift?

I know that there are numerous new posts that all are very articulate with perfect grammar and punctuation and spelling.
Look around, scan the last two days and you will find it. just don't reply to it, turn around and walk away.
I think that whoever it is is using AI to post.

Hence I am refering to it as ''it'' and whoever is behind ''it'' as well.

IT

a reply to: BingoMcGoof

Hi thank you TM. The pirate has wrecked this ship for sure! He has drank way too much rum in his basement!

The keeper of this let loose wrecker has been missing but when he returns this large fire will be put out and our not friend will be under heavy lock and key!

a reply to: Triple333

I love old ships. They are sturdy, yet vulnerable, just like mankind. To see one burn is second worse to seeing one sink... I hope she can be saved.

"The Good Ship Batsheba, after one score and four years, her glorious voyages had unceremoniously reached… THE END."



Sorry can't flag yet... 😔

a reply to: Encia222

The Good Ship Batsheba was one amazing ship! You said it perfect above. I hope to the right person or people will return with a super big hose to wash out the burning ship. The fire is about to reach the shoreline!

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a reply to: Encia222

Hey E. I have, for over forty years, always had a famed picture of a sailing ship in my office. Just figured it as one of my symbols. Just something about it.

a reply to: BingoMcGoof

Wow cool, you should post it!

Double post

a reply to: BingoMcGoof

That's fantastic, BingoMcGoof. You chose well!

What I particularly like is that a ship can appear so majestic and serene out in the open sea, but that vision belies the freneticism of the crew to keep it straight and true... especially when she hits a storm... so, not too dissimilar to ATS.

a reply to: Encia222

I love old ships too! OMG there's just something majestic about that craftsmanship and it smells of adventure.
We used those thing when Earth and travelling was still a travel full of mysteries.
I like a good exploration story, like darwin and Humboldt.
Also old compasses but a full ship is of course, like it should be alive somehow, right?

I bet people really into rockets feel the same way about them too though.
So who know maybe they're just a particularly beautiful display of human ingenuity?

a reply to: FurPerson

Absolutely! I guess man had to learn to float before he could fly. I love planes and rockets, too, but it all harks back to ancient times and when it all began with the adventues on the open sea.

a reply to: Encia222