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After Sunset

by OrangeRose

The evening sky is sea foam, With the clouds a-flowing in. The tide is turning nicely, While the wind brings darkness in. The earth keeps on a-spinning, While the sky keeps it in shade. How strange it is to see the sea, From underneath the waves. The bats are flying fishes, The trees are coral reefs, The fireflies are plankton, All a-living down beneath. But people have no purpose here, Not in the ocean deep. I know it’s time to travel back, And wake up from my sleep.
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24 / F / Under a Willow Tree
Published
May 24, 2018
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#dream#ocean#sky#clouds#waves#nature#night#dark#day#morning
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