Light breaks in water, soft and slow,
memories stir; an undertow—
the sun slips down through fractured glass,
its gold turned gray, then ghost, then past.
Each ripple bends a forgotten truth,
a prism reaping shards of youth;
what once was whole now drifts apart—
a scattered ache across my heart.
Light breaks slowly, and so do I,
beneath this silent, drowning sky.
Refractions hide reflection's pain—
what once was clear does not remain.
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S. Marcus
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