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Emery Feine
Poems
Oct 5
Where the Sea Greets Me
"I am a part of you,"
Is what I say to the waves below
My eyes, the same shade of blue
As the ocean's tide glows
I taste the salt in my mouth
As it drips from my swollen eyes
The same salt in the whale's spout
That in which the ocean lies
From the lighthouse I watch the rocky shore
And my eyes leak more and more
What more could I want of me
Than to be part of that glimmering sea?
I do not even exist anymore
As I sprint across the rocky shore
I collapse into the shimmering sea
Because a part of them is a part of me
The townspeople call me crazy
I'll prove them all wrong one day
I still taste the salt in my mouth
I think I am fading away
The sun is setting on the beach
And salty tears are running down my face
I connect my tears with the water
And disappear without a trace
Stars appear in the night sky
Reflecting on the sea's blue
Below the waves, you'll find me lie
Am I finally a part of you?
this is my 124th poem, written on 9/10/24. this was originally submitted to the Salty September poetry competition :)
#salt
#ocean
#insanity
#jealousy
#envy
#society
#death
#drowning
#tears
Written by
Emery Feine
14/F/USA
(14/F/USA)
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