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I am alone
when the sky turns gold
and the heat hits my chest
a drunken man in a white tank top
grinning
I am alone
when the moon is high
and the gusts scream
a discordant couple shattering
lamps
I am alone
when the tides rise
and the salt waves crash
a subway car roaring
to places far from here
I am alone
when my thoughts drift
and I begin to question
a silence falls and I sit
empty
I am alone
when my eyes sight a dinghy amongst the heat and the gusts and the salt
a key clicks in a bolt
a fisherman in a barnacled beard
scolds me to row
warm eyes greet mine
and at last
I am whole.
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