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callie joseph
Poems
Sep 2020
tides
skin as clean as the ocean
salt water in your blood
bones would settle sweetly
among the singing sands
she would shatter like
a blue tile
that adorns mother's kitchen
looking over the sea
we watch the whales come in at dawn
and as the dusk draws near
the sailboats heave in with nets
shaking heavy with the flashing fish
and brown, wrinkled fishermen
who cut fast into the ****** fish with their knives
slaves to the sea
and sons of the tides
i join them on my surfboard now,
years later
ducking my head beneath the meniscus of the earth
as the engines grind past
so much has changed
Written by
callie joseph
17/F/cayman islands
(17/F/cayman islands)
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