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My bare feet tread upon soft, dampened sand toe-trails follow me along the shoreline & stones rest within my hand. I gaze out upon the angry, pale sea yet even in her times of melancholy, she beckons me I wade in to my ankles, strip my clothing to the skin her waves, a sirens song gently pulls my soul in. Chest deep, the icy sting of her watery tendrils send me shaking from within I still push farther on, I am among the waves but stone cold porcelain I shut my eyes, & give body to her mercy for my soul will never feel this whole again.
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Apr 7, 2014
Apr 7, 2014 at 10:30 PM UTC
Oh, Take Me To The Oceanside
My bare feet tread upon soft, dampened sand toe-trails follow me along the shoreline & stones rest within my hand. I gaze out upon the angry, pale sea yet even in her times of melancholy, she beckons me I wade in to my ankles, strip my clothing to the skin her waves, a sirens song gently pulls my soul in. Chest deep, the icy sting of her watery tendrils send me shaking from within I still push farther on, I am among the waves but stone cold porcelain I shut my eyes, & give body to her mercy for my soul will never feel this whole again.
biyoekii
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28/F/Canadian
Apr 7, 2014
Apr 7, 2014 at 10:30 PM UTC
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