Poetry: The sea - by Robert Sernek

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by Robert Sernek

Created on: August 21, 2009

open water

like sharks in the deep
people's thoughts are hidden,
like the creatures of a lost age
hidden memories are forgotten,
to me, my words are something,
to you they are just words,
people come and go
but my words are sharks,
for they live on.

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