The Tide
Published in
Jul 23, 2018
For George McAuliffe
I ride the tide of my breath
From the shore of birth
To the shore of death
Must be halfway swum
The tide just keeps rolling on
I sometimes see glimpses of the shore
Although maybe my mind is mixing
Memories and fiction
Fairy tales and visions
Stories of what’s beyond
Reward or reckoning
I turn back to my breath
And ignore the beckoning peninsula
I feel the sea beneath me
The sea that carries everything
I relax and let it seep into me
Drifting, drifting across the sea.
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