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August in Erie

Sun kept secret by a blanket of grey

Warm water, an aimless, welcomed gift from cool air

Toes squish into soft sand below

As waves sweep me away--

 

Come so far, come so far

to be pushed back

to where I started.

 

Safety, serenity in a shallow baptism

Feet firmly planted after each lift

Sweet fresh breeze, away from a heavy city

Free to let go--

 

Come so far, come so far

to be pushed back

to where I started.

 

A laugh on land tells me this minute is not mine

Another day, another mind, another life

Whose story winks at mine.

So I float.

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Written by
katie-hetherman
Canadian
Published
Nov 14, 2011
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