Summer
The sea is frothing at the mouth of the beach
It licks the sand from beneath
The Box Jellyfish are bloated on shore
I poke one with a stick, in the hopes that
It will tell me what lies underwater
It belongs there
The sweltering heat strokes my face with each breeze
My hair whips around my face
I am waiting patiently
For the ocean to open up for me
To swallow me up
And steal the air from my lungs
To fill them with water
So that I too,
Can belong to the sea
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