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Tossing and turning In my bed – A pebble. Slowly I am rocked by Waves of dreams Until I am no more than sand On the shore of my pillow, Gritty between the sheets. With the dawn Tide rolls out. All manner of sea creatures, Each more complex than the last, Rest on my chest as I breathe Deeply and try to recall What it was to be a stone. Abandoned shells, Beautiful but Empty Lay between my fingers. Shards of glass fall into the depths and Wash up On my toes Sharp edges gone. I cannot decide if I like These things Or if I would rather return To being a pebble
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Jul 11, 2014
Jul 11, 2014 at 3:32 PM UTC
Pebble
Tossing and turning In my bed – A pebble. Slowly I am rocked by Waves of dreams Until I am no more than sand On the shore of my pillow, Gritty between the sheets. With the dawn Tide rolls out. All manner of sea creatures, Each more complex than the last, Rest on my chest as I breathe Deeply and try to recall What it was to be a stone. Abandoned shells, Beautiful but Empty Lay between my fingers. Shards of glass fall into the depths and Wash up On my toes Sharp edges gone. I cannot decide if I like These things Or if I would rather return To being a pebble
christine-r
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Jul 11, 2014
Jul 11, 2014 at 3:32 PM UTC
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