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May 2010
It is in my fate as a stone upon the sand
to be smoothed and embraced by the ocean.
My only desire is to eventually become
a part of the soil that holds me close;
I wish to dissolve into colorful pebbles
and scatter across ocean floors and beaches far.

To fill the empty spaces in this universe,
to be eternal, evermore, and reformed-
Back into the elements that gave me structure.
Perhaps I will be ingested by some plant,
who is, in turn, consumed by the fishes.
Forever, in cyclic fashion, I will remain.

But yet, I cannot dream for any longer.
A yellow sundress is my keeper.
Hands as small and smooth as my surface
carry me far from my disturbed resting place.
And I am placed on white, a blind white bureau.
Admired once, and then forgotten.
Copyright (c) Amanda Rae Rouillard 2010 and Word of Mouth Coalition.
Any illegal reproduction of this poem in any form without explicit permission is forbidden.
Written by
Amanda Rae
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   Alexsandra Danae
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