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An apocalypse will paint beauty we'll never know

I was there, but I wasn't

where snowy wisps skitter

across the beige-brown sand,

and skim-milk rolls

stand frozen, no longer

struggling to reach the shore.

 

Gulls wheel high and fall back.

 

I couldn’t hear them calling,

"Here's the beauty

when life stops, and then goes."

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Written by
francis-scudellari
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Published
Mar 12, 2011
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