Never Losing Because Thoughts Are Winning
I've washed upon this shore
Broke, starved, and homeless
Everything I once had is gone
Swallowed by the ocean's stomach
But it spit me back up and left me here
Alone, afraid, and not sure where to adhere
My hands writhe from the saltiness that has drenched them
My feet sore from the swelling cold
My head aching from rekindled memories
My heart aching because they are just memories
Despite all that is wrong I stand up
Walk into the land that my spirit merged with
As I go enter I turn around and give one last look at the ocean
The dark body of water laying flat amongst the setting sun
A ray of energy goes from it's light and into my body
Soaking in all there is I know I am ready
To take on this next new journey
Endure and explore all I have to be offered
For shunning what I don't know will only be the death of me
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