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Ships in a Bottle

A haiku series

By Bugsy WattsPublished about a year ago Updated 5 months ago 1 min read
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Ships in a Bottle
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I carried pieces

of me, ships in a bottle,

shattered when let go.

*

Buried in duty

to helm this horrid day, home

the only true course.

*

Then sailing onward

the prevailing wind blew west,

in time deep as oceans.

*

Sun stamped its tempo

in blue above and below,

days and days and days.

*

Breathing in years on,

remember bottle shattered,

but this ship, rebuilt.

***

Author's note: Each of these poems is linked to show the passage of time. While each could stand on their own, I decided to publish them together. Enjoy!

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Bugsy Watts

Got bit by the writing bug.

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