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Sep 2015
I, MIGRANT

This beach my bed,
wet sand my pillow,
given up by the numberless sea
nameless I lie.

This beach the home
I hoped for
where now my body rolls,
helpless with each tide.

It was fear drove me here
running from death’s claw,
only to find it
waiting on this foreign shore.

Scott Fellows
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