A Sailor's SongA Poem by Not here
I see the air, ever thin.
And I wait for morning to begin. I'm not sure if it holds anything. There's so many hopes it could bring. But when I hope, I will doubt. And when I pray, I will pout. There's no point in being free when freedom sends me to sea. I'll sail alone many nights. Dreaming of storms and hurricanes and fights. But in the end I'll find my way back to the place we came under attack. It took some time for us to see everything that was starting to be. By the time we realized our mistake it was too late to slam on the brake. So I'll find a beach, walk so far. Above and around me- only stars. It will take a while but I will find a way to you, to remind. I know you forgot all that we had, and I know I once could make you glad. But that turned to mad and that turned to hate. We could have fixed us but you didn't want to wait. I left the shore one shining morn. Between you and the waves, I was sadly torn. But they looked inviting and you didn't even see my face as I waved goodbye, and I finally left our final place. I sang a silent song at sea as the waves were rolling by. I saw your face in the sky as they flew above me high. But now I don't want to go back. So just forget all that I've said. When I return to land at last, it will be as a man that's dead.
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