A Familiar Place
Standing from afar
It seems it never ends for
Miles and miles.
You look farther and farther
Hoping you can see the other side
But end up face to face with the
Bright glaring Sun.
You inch your way closer and closer
Feeling a soft cold dramatic change in temperature
Underneath your feet.
Then you start to feel the bubbles
Flow in and out through your toes
Then it becomes all too familiar.
You know exactly what to do now.
You rush in with all your strength
And just dive in to feel the ice cold
Smack against your face.
You shake it off and not let it bother you
And continue to venture out
Further and further
Hoping over seaweed,
Dodging the rapid waves,
And slowly start to see your body disappear underneath you
Till you and the water have become one.
What you call home
Everyone else calls it the big beautiful blue ocean.
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