Fading

Blue Haiku

By Devon DemingPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read

Fading

On the fading sea

Memories always do return

Never gone for long

nature poetry

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Devon Deming

I am a Southern California poet writing about, love, spirit, and transformation.

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