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Holding water in her mouth, She looked about to cry The salt inside would eat her up And leave her raw and dry. She could indeed just knock it back And swallow up the sea, But this would give an endless thirst That would not let her be. You’d think why not just spit it out Onto the golden sand, Push through your lips that salty gulp Erase the pain at hand. But all she had to quench herself Was this Pacific’s best. She’d rather die this way in fact Than drown like at the rest.
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May 14, 2015
May 14, 2015 at 4:01 PM UTC
Ocean Throat
Holding water in her mouth, She looked about to cry The salt inside would eat her up And leave her raw and dry. She could indeed just knock it back And swallow up the sea, But this would give an endless thirst That would not let her be. You’d think why not just spit it out Onto the golden sand, Push through your lips that salty gulp Erase the pain at hand. But all she had to quench herself Was this Pacific’s best. She’d rather die this way in fact Than drown like at the rest.
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May 14, 2015
May 14, 2015 at 4:01 PM UTC
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