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A Returning Tide


Revisiting oceans I’ve sailed before,

my eyes now finally see

 

Their currents deeper but softer felt,

all doldrums blowing free


As friends I greet them no longer strange,

once passing in the night

 

With anchors dropping inside my soul

—to harbor this delight

 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: August, 2020) 

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