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Seashells by seashore

by jeff-dingler

The shells are singing holy songs now—oceans whistle through their concert holes. ‘Holes drilled by predators,’ the seashore sings to me. And I’m reminded there’s so much more ancient than man. So much that can never be written down, for words are the limitations of our knowledge —not its end. And there should be something more but really, how does one write what happened with the seashells whistling by the seashore?
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