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Gone Coastal

The wave reached its peak. Curling,

it crashed upon The Black Stone.

 

We sat—legs dangling off walls edge—watching.

 

The whispering waves spoke their prophetic secrets,

and we saw ourselves reflected in the pool.

Clearer during high tide but ever-present nonetheless

when the sea was low, wet sand slightly exposed.

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Mar 22, 2010
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