Days in the Ocean

sese

Nobody want to swim
Instead, they lay in the heat
Hoping to get a tan
Dark enough to hide their insecurities
Nothing wrong with that

Meanwhile, I go in alone
Something I don't mind
I sit, not too deep to sink
Not too shallow to float
And I wait

I wait for the tide to pull me deeper
For the pull to make me struggle
And for the waves to crash over my head
Suffocating me only for a brief moment
Not enough to drown
Not enough to breathe

The current turns lukewarm
As I spend my day in the ocean
The same as I do on land

  • Author: sese (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 20th, 2019 14:05
  • Category: Nature
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  • dusk arising

    I was a crab once too but the sideways walking nearly got me run over.



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