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The De(s)cent

Pearl

By C. Rommial ButlerPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
William Henry Margetson: The sea hath its pearls

Stripped away

To the last kernel

Of self,

Nonchalantly tossed

Into the foaming sea,

A grain of sand lost

In salt-soaked ecstasy,

Eaten up,

Shuttered in the clam

Of fate,

Aggravated and lost

In a solitary revery,

A pearl was formed

Beneath the foaming sea.

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A pearl was formed,

A pearl was formed,

A pearl was formed

By the pressure and pain

Of the timeless, raging sea,

A single impertinent grain

Remaining decent

Against the descent

Into the frothing waves

That overtake the graves

Of a silent eternity

Beneath the timeless, raging sea.

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A pearl was formed.

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C. Rommial Butler

C. Rommial Butler is a writer, musician and philosopher from Indianapolis, IN. His works can be found online through multiple streaming services and booksellers.

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    Written by C. Rommial Butler