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Looking Up
The sea water swelled
as our eyes were
glued to the
ground like the straight
focused gaze of
a marble-set eye.
“It's curious,” she
says, interrupting moments
of silence, picking up
a piece of sea
glass, feeling
its edges, listening
to its story, but eventually
letting it go to be
finished and re-found, again
and again, and I finally
looked up, and found it
curious that we had walked
so far without realizing,
without looking ahead.
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