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May 2013
I drop my clothes and they beat through the air with
A deep
Dark
Thud.

The water turns my toes blue.

I swallow salt like you
Swallowed me,
The vitamin to keep my bones strong
Wrings out my tongue.

The water licks my waist.

I feel my heart finally burst:
The coldness ate me, and my white flag
Rolled in
With the roaring white caps.

The water whispers in my ear.

I have never
Entertained suitors other than you,
My blue cacophony.
At last,
At long last,
My eyes search up and see

The Water.
The Awakening by Kate Chopin.
Written by
Erin Kay  Austin, Texas
(Austin, Texas)   
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