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Whole

The world’s eyes own her now.

We stare

at her ocean

foam body

to crash.

To

crash.

I see my eyes

speak back

as I

look

into hers.

You would

think

she’d

cover

herself.

She

a

play

thing ----

soft

brown

clay.

How I am

asked

to pose

too,

she teaches

me,

at

the

edge

of

the world’s

eye,

every time.

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ambita-krkic
Filipino
Published
Feb 1, 2011
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