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Shallow Waters

  • Writer: Nic
    Nic
  • Dec 19, 2020
  • 1 min read

I remember when the tides were reliable,

the days when I'd sit opposite and watch

how they'd rise and recede, how they'd

come back in with a spray of laughter,

the set of a bottle on the beach. Now,

I see only the sun on the surface, all

glitter and gold and look-at-me shine,

lacking sufficient depth

to pull me under anymore.

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