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I am a stone, washed upon the shore. Picked up alone thrown fast and sure. I glide through the air, elegant and true. Crash into the water, but not deep, into the blue. I graze the surface, never fully submerged. Taste a hint of purpose, but with each skip I diverge. Skip once, Skip twice three times, no four. How many times, til I skip no more? Out in the distance my ripples begin to coalesce I finally sink down to deep depths. As I lay down to rest, on the sea floor. How long? How long? Til I'm ashore... once more.
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Apr 18, 2013
Apr 18, 2013 at 11:53 PM UTC
Skipping stones
I am a stone, washed upon the shore. Picked up alone thrown fast and sure. I glide through the air, elegant and true. Crash into the water, but not deep, into the blue. I graze the surface, never fully submerged. Taste a hint of purpose, but with each skip I diverge. Skip once, Skip twice three times, no four. How many times, til I skip no more? Out in the distance my ripples begin to coalesce I finally sink down to deep depths. As I lay down to rest, on the sea floor. How long? How long? Til I'm ashore... once more.
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Apr 18, 2013
Apr 18, 2013 at 11:53 PM UTC
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