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Jen Grimes
Poems
Aug 2015
I'll Be the Anchor
The shore washed up
Your gritty words
Stained in sea glass
They cut you open
I fell
Into the riptide of your tears
And wished I had an anchor
Because it felt like
I might drown out here
Words broke on your mouth
And I was swallowing
The sea
My feet missed the ocean floor
And white caps
Crashed between our eyes
The current ripped you away
I wished to tell you
That my arms can harbor safety
I’ll be your ship
This time
You can
Tie me out to sea
I'll keep the water still
Let it calm your hearts beat
The ocean will soothe
All your broken memories
And in the end
The tide will wash us in
Again
Written by
Jen Grimes
Burlington, Vermont
(Burlington, Vermont)
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