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A Bitter Squall

beauty wept among the loathsome swells a bitter squall that lashed and unforgave all good of days now gone and lost and buried in remembrances of cities beneath the waves; from clouds of brilliant light against the blue, and hope and love for time still then ahead; in thoughts that had no life and yet still knew that now, though still alive, were mainly dead; i watched from high above and circled wide, forbade her tears from strengthening the waves; i sang of sun beyond the rim, and turning tide, and of the hope and brighter light her new life gave. the ocean wore the stone away at last but not before her life became their past.
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Written by
tenor-kemp
42 / M / Australian
For You?
Written by
tenor-kemp
42 / M / Australian
Published
Dec 31, 2011
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15 April 2011

For my wife, who was going through some tough times.

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