Wind.
A gentle breeze
Rustles the sand
That settles between
My fingers and toes.
Wind.
Stronger now.
Its strong gusts come after me,
And the sand covers me
From my head down to my toes.
Wind.
Gentle again.
It grazes the surface of the water before me.
Salty water and salty tears mist my face
And become one with the sand.
Wind.
It's gone now.
Faded into my memories.
No more sand, no more ocean breeze.
No more mists of salt to disguise my tears.
Wind.
A distant memory.
The sand is receding, the ocean is far from me that I can no longer see it.
I feel no salty mist on my face, no water droplets that once belonged to the sea.
I can feel nothing but pain.
Wind.
I don't recall it.
Sand, the salty ocean, all a mystery.
I succumb to my tears, felt all the way through my limbs.
There is nothing left to hide my pain.
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Musings From True and False Lives
PoetryA collection of poems written and submitted for one of my university English classes.
