Damp Rowboat in Boston
by Eli Knox
A misty dawn blankets the Charles River, turning the water into a sheet of hammered silver that reflects the gray sky. On the dock, a weathered rowboat bobs gently, its wooden gunwales slick with condensation. One white dish towel, damp and heavy, hangs from a rusted cleat, dripping faintly into the dark water below. In the background, the silhouette of the Longfellow Bridge emerges from the fog, its steel trusses barely visible against the pale light. The scene is quiet, save for the soft lap of water against the hull. The dampness clings to everything, softening the edges of the dock pilings and turning the air into a cool, gray haze that obscures the distant city skyline.
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