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I could no longer feel you, you were
not really here, but lost in the sea of a gaping wound swimming or fighting, white wave faster than you your pale mortal presence almost swallowed, swallowed not really here and barely afloat, the pearly froth in your open mouth, down your throat, desperate cough eyes closed and arms tense: you were lost at sea -- spear in your chest, overwhelmed beyond panic gasping, cramping, your cry unheard, heart struck by liquid lightening you disappeared in the white, white waves I counted a second then two … I swam to you the sky scrolled above some clouds pregnant with rain just rug doll limbs and livid lips when wrinkled, you held my arm rhythm frenetic, learning to breathe again-- your cold back resting on the warm calm sand as the first heavy raindrops left craters on the strand -- Today, I wonder, - do you still play hope?-
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