Rite to the Sea God
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The prayer goes to the deity, while the heart goes to the boat. A single rite binds those who leave and those who remain.
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Return at fifty, blue Jeju, horses and boats, labour and absence. — The prayer goes to the deity, while the heart goes to the boat. A single rite binds those who leave and those who remain.
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