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At Sea

I’ll be waiting for you on the dock as the day breaks again and again I will know you as the sea that pushes the sand between my toes I will know you as the smell of brine and the sea will swallow me whole because that is where Id rather be at the bottom with you I rather brave the storms rowing my oars than face the thunder that pounds in my chest whenever those cold thoughts rise in me as the tide every day with the sun and night with the moon those memories of your smile pushing through and through and through as waves crest on the fingers of the sun pull my eyes to the horizon I will row to the bottom for you I will take the plunge into the cold depths of your salty heart so that I may lay your smile to rest at the bottom with you
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Nov 27, 2010
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