Chapter 28 twenty three.buckington

In the vast winter night, the bow of the "Pequode" viciously split the icy waves and sailed into the boundless darkness. It turned out to be Buckington at the helm! The same Buckington who had met at the inn that night in New Bedford, when he had just finished four years at sea! God, he hardly ever stayed ashore!Just escaped from death, and now embarked on this unknown journey without hesitation. Could it be that the land would burn his feet? No, those unthinkable things in the world are going on silently.Those who make noise are not sincere, and the deepest nostalgia does not have the form of a tombstone.Here, our little section, be regarded as the epitaph dedicated to him!

He is like a ship that has gone into the sea, destined to spend his life at sea. A harbor with the warmth and comfort of life, peace and happiness is kind and attractive to him and all mankind, where he can get kind care and meticulous help. However, he is destined to only enjoy and even watch all this for a short time, his life is in the sea. Of course, there are times when the harbor is not lovely, and that is when the wind blows.All ships are terribly afraid of their gracious invitations, and if you let them rub against the keel just a little carelessly, it's all over. At this time, you must do your best, sail and turn the rudder, avoid the strong suction of the land, fight against the strong wind and throw yourself into the embrace of the crazy sea again.

At this moment, the rescuers of the ships are their most dangerous enemies! Perhaps Buckington has a deep insight into this point. He knows that his life's efforts are to keep the ship in the sea and let the ship sail freely in the sea; It was something he had to resist all the time, that was pulling him towards the dead, lifeless land. The waves are rolling, the vast sea is like an unfathomable God, a moody philosopher, it is a shame to avoid it, only crawling fools hide in the leeward, on dry land... Buckington is exactly what one would expect a warrior to be!His efforts will not be in vain, and his relentless struggle will be rewarded.Be brave, lift up your spirits like Buckington, and go on!