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We came to the wild beach To picnic, But the waves  Were breaking and rushing in, The wind was gusty And cold, Was moaning a faint Dirge. In soft and plain Footfalls, Over the slide of sands We made our way Into the covering Dunes. The dull pressing sky, The white gloved waves, And sharp grasses, The call of scything gulls, All things were grey And hovering  Dark and faded that day, but not as much As the few, ordinary, words we spoke, To each other We cried, To each other When our tears dusted the sands, We were saying  Goodbye.
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Jun 16, 2012
Jun 16, 2012 at 10:34 AM UTC
Lost Beach
We came to the wild beach To picnic, But the waves  Were breaking and rushing in, The wind was gusty And cold, Was moaning a faint Dirge. In soft and plain Footfalls, Over the slide of sands We made our way Into the covering Dunes. The dull pressing sky, The white gloved waves, And sharp grasses, The call of scything gulls, All things were grey And hovering  Dark and faded that day, but not as much As the few, ordinary, words we spoke, To each other We cried, To each other When our tears dusted the sands, We were saying  Goodbye.
ormond
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Jun 16, 2012
Jun 16, 2012 at 10:34 AM UTC
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