The Skipper's Notes
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on invernaje, and being left holding the boat
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on a helmsman's first resignation
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on three nights in a cove with two mooring balls
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on paperwork, and a familiar face down from the hills
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on moonlight, and a stolen outboard two boats over
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on retirement, and rapid unscheduled self-disassembly
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on checkered history, and needing a permit to anchor
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on small feet, and a companionway conquered
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a first season's accounting
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on heavy weather, and being owed an apology
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on gravel, toddlers, and being outdone at my own job
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in which the tin helmsman resigns, briefly, mid-corner
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a squall, a stranger, and a night at the fuel dock
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on very slow days, and the tyranny of no wind at all
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an old acquaintance, and a pontoon too small for coincidence
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home again, and a season's accounting