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when the sun hits the water

it hisses.

to be remembered

the moon hides

as not to be taken advantage of

crimson cratered berries

cause mercy to be begged for

by the consumer

a paradise proximity to nature

when no one is watching

a bird’s eye view of tomorrow

never changing

churning aqua

as it gently caresses the line of shore

vomiting up shells and rocks

for little hands to collect

and forget

darkness consumes the earth

as it is plunged into night

the stars are punched out of the black sky

the remains silently showering the universe

as the waves hit the sand

Goodnight.

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molly-morgan
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Published
Feb 7, 2010
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