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Graff1980
Poems
Aug 2020
Untitled 485
Lonely, I watch
strangers from the dock
stand up in time to fall off
and get lost in the brine.
I watch others
going under
as their vessels
start to sink,
and the floating wood
falls away
under the horizon
I was eying.
I see the seas,
and these
foolish dudes who
get lit and want to
plunder you,
in their sick slick siege
of these shipwrecked cities.
Thick lips
that drip with
ill-intent
from their fist,
swearing
they arenβt wearing
the flags of the elite.
Eyes of defeat,
I can almost hear you think,
βWouldnβt it be
super sweet
to surrender?β
My fellow
dock dwellers
fall in line
whilst I sneak off
the dock to find
a safer seaport.
#humanity
Written by
Graff1980
43/M/Springfield Illinois
(43/M/Springfield Illinois)
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