Cemented by Wet Sand

Cemented by Wet Sand

A Poem by Onoma

an orangey-red plastic toy
tugboat, the size of an eight
yr. old's palm--is pulled out
to sea.
painting by number via ripple,
glowing like a stubborn ember.
it briefly idled in your standardly
sized sand bucket--bearing the
likeness of a ripe watermelon's
skin, streaks & all.
cemented by wet sand, to its rim--
sand crabs performing ancient
writhing.
sort of like greyish Ronzoni shells
copping a dance.

© 2024 Onoma


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Added on June 17, 2024
Last Updated on June 17, 2024