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Beach Eyes

Or a siren's call

By Silver DauxPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Beach Eyes
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She was beautiful but in the way of a sunrise.

Untouchable.

But right there in his chest like a lingering cold.

No, like the lingering mouthful of saltwater

Inhaled

Like a fool and choked on until those pretty blue eyes.

Those dazzling ocean beach eyes looked right at

Me.

Sunrise, sunset, moonrise on the horizon could never

Matter again in the face of such brilliance, such...

Sunshine.

It emanated from the solar system of life behind those blues

And radiated out like some solar storm, some kind of

Supernova

Splashing its light all across the universe, the black, the empty space.

Across me and my blank canvas soul, she is the only color.

Lazuli.

The bluest blue to exist with no trace of red or dirt or grey.

The blue of every evening sky, every happy ocean.

Blue.

She had those wandering beach eyes, fixated only on the waters.

She had those wild water eyes, those open ocean waves.

Deadly.

Oh, she could pull me out to sea and under and I'd be happy to drown.

I would be happy to sink to the floor and inhale if only to see the change of

Tides

In those perfectly violent beach eyes, blue like a stormy sea,

And still calling out, screaming out; nothing but a

Siren's call.

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About the Creator

Silver Daux

Writer of the dark! Think of it like flipping rocks, the weird little stories underneath are my jam and jelly. Jam and butter? Just jam. Absolutely no use of AI in any of my works :)

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    Written by Silver Daux