Breezy oceans and watery skies
The ocean swirled.
Beckoning me forward.
Submerging me under.
I felt alive.
Salt water filled my lungs.
I could breathe.
The ocean taking me home.
Tumbling.
Crashing.
Shot out of the water and into the sky.
Wind battered me.
I was flying.
Flying to the sun.
Its heat scorched my skin.
I ascended into the sky.
Falling.
Thrashing.
Thrown back into the gaping mouth of the ocean.
My burns stung.
But I was alive and free and swimming and flying.
Tumbling and crashing and falling and thrashing.
Home.
I was home with the orcas and the parakeets.
Home with the sharks and the starlings.
Home with the lionfish and the magpies.
Home in the ocean and the sky.
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