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Wood Worn Smooth
roaring, reaching
moon-drenched waves
~I can still hear them~
my salt-tipped lips
crowding each other
in contemplation;
acid washed,
crossed legs
already awkward -
just shy (of) sixteen;
entirely too wise
for my age,
a chiliad of lives
have passed
right through me
or at least
it feels that way
the lifeguard station
abandoned at dusk,
aged baby blue;
wood worn smooth
by proxy
of countless tides -
though they never dared,
save by rage
of autumn storms,
to come close enough
to lay hands
on its surface
even then,
but a few moments
into my journey,
I completely understand
moon-drenched waves
~I can still hear them~
my salt-tipped lips
crowding each other
in contemplation;
acid washed,
crossed legs
already awkward -
just shy (of) sixteen;
entirely too wise
for my age,
a chiliad of lives
have passed
right through me
or at least
it feels that way
the lifeguard station
abandoned at dusk,
aged baby blue;
wood worn smooth
by proxy
of countless tides -
though they never dared,
save by rage
of autumn storms,
to come close enough
to lay hands
on its surface
even then,
but a few moments
into my journey,
I completely understand
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