Woken Laurate and Casley and the Bleary Beady Eyed Ship

"Woken Laurate" in Montemgory, a place where much had been lost to neglect and hardship, stood in stark contrast to Duthfert, a more refined town known for its grand theatre. The theatre, with its many rooms housing hundreds of residents, surely had countless stories to tell. While most would likely be ordinary, it would be surprising if there weren't at least one or two poets or storytellers among the wandering guests or workers who had passed through its halls.And the story "Casley and the Bleary Beady Eyed Ship" in the quiet village of Bowham, where the fields stretch endlessly under a clear blue sky and the air carries the gentle scent of wildflowers, few could imagine the extraordinary tale of Casley. He was a young man with an unassuming nature, dressed in gallant attire reminiscent of the 1800s, who found himself bound to a mysterious, steel-like ship that hovered silently over the earth. The ship, known only as the Bleary Beady Eyed Ship, was a force unlike any other-a being both alive and mechanical, carrying secrets as vast as the skies it floated through.

Autorentext

Eboh Solomon Ogbonnaya hails from Nigeria. He holds a Higher National Diploma Certificate in Banking and Finance from Abia State Polytechnic Aba (2014).He has worked as a Primary School Teacher and is an avid reader of short stories.He enjoys writing poems.