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Where are we now One year to this day How far have we come Since I asked you to stay   I find I'm no closer To spanning the sea Or bridging the oceans That keep you from me Just drifting across them And casting asunder The fleeting resistance To being pulled under Then asking myself How do I still drown In a love that was anchored And dragging me down Could it be that your warmth Was the sand in my toes Or that you felt at home In my rock bottom woes Be they sheltering monsters Devoid of all light Or shipwreck sunrises From dreadnoughts at night We still plotted a course With no sense of direction Searching for shores At each sign of depression Guided by hope That Northern stars fading Would never burn out Should they just keep on waiting For bottles of empty To fill with each note Containing the words That could save our lifeboat But dear Aphrodite The hole in this plot Was the bluest of vessels Poseidon forgot
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Feb 5, 2017
Feb 5, 2017 at 12:30 AM UTC
Atlantiversary
Where are we now One year to this day How far have we come Since I asked you to stay   I find I'm no closer To spanning the sea Or bridging the oceans That keep you from me Just drifting across them And casting asunder The fleeting resistance To being pulled under Then asking myself How do I still drown In a love that was anchored And dragging me down Could it be that your warmth Was the sand in my toes Or that you felt at home In my rock bottom woes Be they sheltering monsters Devoid of all light Or shipwreck sunrises From dreadnoughts at night We still plotted a course With no sense of direction Searching for shores At each sign of depression Guided by hope That Northern stars fading Would never burn out Should they just keep on waiting For bottles of empty To fill with each note Containing the words That could save our lifeboat But dear Aphrodite The hole in this plot Was the bluest of vessels Poseidon forgot
michael-marchese
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Feb 5, 2017
Feb 5, 2017 at 12:30 AM UTC
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