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Moon and Seashell

dark, mysterious waves

roll in the night

as the full moon

casts down a glorious light.

all is still,

not a single sound

until you reach

the smooth, sandy ground.

down there no sand is stirred;

a lonesome seashell sits un-turned.

the purple-pink shell catches

a glimpse of the moon

and from them on dreams

of landing on the lagoon.

but she is too deep into the blue

not a single creature can help her move.

so she sits and waits

for the rest of time

muttering soft calls,

"that moon will be mine..."

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Written by
amethyst
American
Published
May 8, 2013
Lines·Words
20·94
Notes

this was originally typed on my old laptop that didn't have a functioning SHIFT or CAPS LOCK button. sorry.

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