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I remember the sea foam. I remember looking up and Only seeing white substance above my head. My lungs screamed for air as The water pushed me under. I remember calling your name, Sobbing and yelling for help, As a wave crashed over me And the tears on my face were Washed away by the ocean. I opened my eyes in the water only To feel my lungs burn again. I panted, you waded, over to The mess that was me. It felt like I was going to die. I screamed, You waded, I swam, You fought to come closer. Our fingertips inches away As a wave pushed me deeper Into the sand. I came up and you grabbed my hand, Pulling me out of the riptide. The water came up to my neck But your strong arms pulled me Into the shallow parts of the sea. Your hand still holding mine As we dove beneath the waves To escape. Your eyes were icy blue, The blue of the sea was less cold, And you saved me. Why is it, That painful memories, Can make you fall in love all over again?
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