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They are sitting turned facing away from a world of water Small but unforgiving waves crash at their backs They are smiling laughing even overwhelmed with joy and bliss How is it that they capture this moment so completely? They don't concern themselves with: sea monsters, shipwrecks, or the thousands of pounds of plastic littering the oceans floor The wind blows soft and cool the water feels warm and their mother smiles as she wipes their salt stung eyes on the borrowed beach towel.
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Nov 17, 2018
Nov 17, 2018 at 8:34 PM UTC
The Kids May Save Us Yet
They are sitting turned facing away from a world of water Small but unforgiving waves crash at their backs They are smiling laughing even overwhelmed with joy and bliss How is it that they capture this moment so completely? They don't concern themselves with: sea monsters, shipwrecks, or the thousands of pounds of plastic littering the oceans floor The wind blows soft and cool the water feels warm and their mother smiles as she wipes their salt stung eyes on the borrowed beach towel.
MandiWolfe
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37/F/Athens, Ohio
Nov 17, 2018
Nov 17, 2018 at 8:34 PM UTC
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