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The ocean breeze— Soft yet so harsh. I wrote your name, at the back of my palm. The seagulls sounds like they are screaming your name, And then I realized that this sorrow seems to have no aim. I called out your name, While half of my body is already in the water, The coarse sand under my feet, Feels like the bottom of your hairline. I sank my head underwater, But all I can taste is my tears. I don't know what the wave hitting the beach is saying, because all I heard is your voice.
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Sep 4, 2014
Sep 4, 2014 at 11:41 PM UTC
Heart of The Sea
The ocean breeze— Soft yet so harsh. I wrote your name, at the back of my palm. The seagulls sounds like they are screaming your name, And then I realized that this sorrow seems to have no aim. I called out your name, While half of my body is already in the water, The coarse sand under my feet, Feels like the bottom of your hairline. I sank my head underwater, But all I can taste is my tears. I don't know what the wave hitting the beach is saying, because all I heard is your voice.
irah-rahim
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Sep 4, 2014
Sep 4, 2014 at 11:41 PM UTC
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