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It comes in deep waves first the warmth, then the chill; the salty taste that overpowers, and the foam that seeks to fill. Above beckons the alternating current a body becomes stretched only to sink, and rise no more beneath the surface; past the seaweed among the fiery reef, beware, there lurks the end of still life. Soon when muscles ache when there is no fight left with such heavy limbs that struggle; heed my tepid words when the dark clouds form, it's much better to sink low, and embrace the undertow.
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Jul 29, 2020
Jul 29, 2020 at 8:34 AM UTC
Even mermaids succumb
It comes in deep waves first the warmth, then the chill; the salty taste that overpowers, and the foam that seeks to fill. Above beckons the alternating current a body becomes stretched only to sink, and rise no more beneath the surface; past the seaweed among the fiery reef, beware, there lurks the end of still life. Soon when muscles ache when there is no fight left with such heavy limbs that struggle; heed my tepid words when the dark clouds form, it's much better to sink low, and embrace the undertow.
andrew-layman
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Jul 29, 2020
Jul 29, 2020 at 8:34 AM UTC
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