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autumn's ocean

by

rgpage

 

Now slipping from my quiet night

my captive mind in swirling motion.

From my cold and darkened room

with hollow days and lingering hours;

from this life i slip away.

 

And journey now i cross the seasons

time's own boundaries hold me not.

I course my way from winter's cold

past infant spring and summer's hot.

 

'Til on the sandy shores of fall

as in the past i gently land.

I cast my gaze out toward the west

across an endless stretch of waves,

and sit upon the sand.

 

An evening breeze now strokes my face

the autumn sun is on the wane,

and as it goes it takes the tide

as if its journey needs a friend

to stay it from life's friend less pain.

 

And like a harlot in the night

to keep me from life's friendless pain.

I strive to seek and hold her near ,

her softened shape clutched next to mine

to keep my lonely heart from fear.

 

Yes to her side i often journey

her calming presence soothes my mind,

her pulse the breakers on the sand;

the sand her softened skin;

the evening breeze, her scented hair;

 

with her a gentle peace i find...

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