In a Seashell

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By Connor FaradayPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

The rolling of waves

Or a siren calling me home,

Ear to a seashell.

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Connor Faraday

My wish is to translate the world I feel into words, to pull a single thread from the tangled web and give it to others, that they might hear its note.

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