Blue
Thin soft skin over a vast blue and green ocean
Unseen and hidden, hibernating underneath
I can almost hear the waves crashing against the barrier that blocks them,
The water swirling in whirlpools, riptides, and forbidden thoughts
I poke at the sand that surrounds the skin covered pools of blue and green
It squishes beneath my fingertips and I smile
Deeply in the dark
It is warm to the touch as if the sun is coming up through the underside of
The small grains that cover its surface
Pebbles scatter across the grain adding a raised texture to the sun dried sand
I poke again harder this time
Poking at the thin soft skin that vails the ocean and the sun that I long for
I hear a sound a low growl
Complaining and disturbed
Coming from the darkness that surrounds us
Your eyes flutter open, tired and your lips part,
Rolling over onto your side to pull me closer
And kiss my cheek
I feel the warmth of the sun flow into me
And I am whole again
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