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Seaglass

the realization of what wasn't

By Louise Published about a year ago 1 min read
Seaglass
Photo by Pete Godfrey on Unsplash

I've kneeled before the odds,

sucking for air in space,

praying that my kindness is the cure-all,

drinking from empty canteens,

But you are not Glass, and I am not Sea.

I've treated time like God,

reading each book backwards,

putting all of my faith into patience,

planting young flowers into ice.

But you are not Glass, and I am not Sea.

I've worshipped mementos,

misusing good wishes,

hoping for my softness to be saving,

trying to remedy the truth.

But you are not Glass, and I am not Sea.

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About the Creator

Louise

A Nashville native turned New Yorker who writes about AI, data science, and all things tech by day and explores deep emotion, humor, and fantasy worlds by night.

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