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Starfish

STARFISH

Washed up upon the beach

a tiny shape,

dry abandoned,

once danced upon the waves,

partied with the seas hair,

nobody cared,

sometimes hovered neath the waves,

has plenty of arms,

but unable to wave,

to summon a little assistance,

this fella lost his anchorage,

adhesive pads became released,

so with the turned of the tide,

laid on the beach dried.

Perhaps a child may collect him,

while she's playing on the golden beach,

a summer's drift,

just have to wait and see.

(C) Livvi

INSPIRED BY ZACK

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Jul 15, 2014
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