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she lived as a wave crashes over the salty shore. rolling so very quick across obstacles scattered across the seabed of life. tumultuously pushing her way to the promise of safety on the warm, dry sand. her hands and knees were calloused with the marks of thousands upon thousands of barnacles but these hands retained a tenderness only a long-time lover of the sea could posses after years of salt watered skin. sometimes when the waves would roll she would get through the storm by dreaming of when it would finally crest and she would fall into sweet release and temporary recession. she was plagued with the promise, or the ever-pressing hope that one night the scars would vanish and she would ride the tide without fear of crashing hard against the rocks. she didn't mind the weather but the troubling memory of the storm and the wailing winds of her past echoed in her ears. she wished to be a stream that could wash away when the rain stopped falling. a seafarer must survive any storm to be successful in their endeavours and though she may lose herself in the sea of time she will soon again wash up onto the safety of the salty seashore.
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Jan 29, 2013
Jan 29, 2013 at 1:05 AM UTC
seafarer
she lived as a wave crashes over the salty shore. rolling so very quick across obstacles scattered across the seabed of life. tumultuously pushing her way to the promise of safety on the warm, dry sand. her hands and knees were calloused with the marks of thousands upon thousands of barnacles but these hands retained a tenderness only a long-time lover of the sea could posses after years of salt watered skin. sometimes when the waves would roll she would get through the storm by dreaming of when it would finally crest and she would fall into sweet release and temporary recession. she was plagued with the promise, or the ever-pressing hope that one night the scars would vanish and she would ride the tide without fear of crashing hard against the rocks. she didn't mind the weather but the troubling memory of the storm and the wailing winds of her past echoed in her ears. she wished to be a stream that could wash away when the rain stopped falling. a seafarer must survive any storm to be successful in their endeavours and though she may lose herself in the sea of time she will soon again wash up onto the safety of the salty seashore.
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Jan 29, 2013
Jan 29, 2013 at 1:05 AM UTC
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