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Waves

The cool slush of tires rolling over puddles sounds just like waves falling on waves in the distance.   As the sound gets closer, as the cars rumble just out of arms reach, the white noise from the radios becomes a gentle breeze.    I stretch my leg out, as if to dip my toes in the surf.  The floor beneath me becomes warm sand that comes to life - wrapping around my feet like a blanket on a cold, wet afternoon.   God, what I wouldn’t give for a good book right now.  Anything to pass the ‘unforgiving minute.’   Because, just dreaming of waves isn’t enough.   The sound haunts me and wakes me from a quiet sleep.   As they beat a cadence on the helpless sand, the waves are a constant reminder of time and its limits.
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Jul 13, 2011
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