Call of Oceans

A Haiku Driven by My Fear of the Deep

By Kai JeffreysPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

The oceans murmur,

They call from endless abyss.

Silence hums below.

nature poetry

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Kai Jeffreys

Fiction and Non-fiction writer. Poet. Mexican/Irish/Comanche. Drummer, Pianist, barely in-tune vocalist. Graduate Student with not-enough time on their hands.

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