Ocean Bones
I saw you again in a dream,
refusing to follow the saccharine stream
of all of the things that I've lost.
You cling to my fingers, tangled and strangling,
Grazed by the Sun, like a chandelier dangling,
Bound by vermilion string—
Is it nylon or seagrass or something that stings?
Broken fragments of sea glass or seashells that sing?
The wind makes you laugh
As I bury my hand in my head
As I bury my head in the sand.
Of the great many things
that have slipped through my fingers,
All I have left are your driftwood splinters
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