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Sense Death

a poem

By E.K. DanielsPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Sense Death
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You are a shell, sharpened glass amassed, softened through time

The glim gone dim in your eyes, a beacon for lost souls.

Sole nostril twitches, flares, the pair match in tandem, the familiar scent.

The hint of death, the salted tears tear the fabric of my Being.

You were a shell. And when I held you to my ear, I heard the ocean.

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E.K. Daniels

Writer, watercolorist, and regular at the restaurant at the end of the universe. Twitter @inkladen

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    Written by E.K. Daniels