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Whole Fish

by adhesive

Remembering feels like a finger dipping Into a puddle at the back of my head Our memories are still water Cold, muddied, stepped in They fill the dimples in the asphalt Of my mind If remembering is a water sport Then I am an old fisherman Trudging my boots from bay to bay Fishing line gripped in pruned hand Looking through the small pools Finding goldfish in a city of pavement
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22 / F / New Zealand
Published
Feb 1, 2023
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#feelings#emotions#relationships#memories#fish#sea#ocean#fishing
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