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Through White Water

by ByAmber

Dragging feet down the twisted riverbanks, seduced by what I cannot reach. There's an island just past the current and I am marooned on the wrong beach A raft of driftwood, a bridge of stones Let slip the days from when I could not breath Ah! but now I've been swimming for years! And from the sand, the sky melts into the trees.
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Feb 21, 2020
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#water#survive#river#current#fight
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