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indomitable crash

May 10, 2019
By dianasink BRONZE, Cupertino, California
dianasink BRONZE, Cupertino, California
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Sand streamed from my toes,

its sound like

the soft rush of an hourglass.


The waves crashed in front of me,

its anger spraying me with

salty mist,

soaking my muted skin.


I wished along with its hiss.

Wished that

I had its indomitable force.

That I

could spray a myriad

of wary people

with my briny concoction.


I only have salty tears,

eroding my own

body. My droplets

drown me,

keeping others

away.


I am just a grain,

shrinking with

every blow of

ceaseless waves.


The author's comments:

This poem describes my feeling of inadequacy. I think everyone has thought about how they are just a speck in the universe, and their actions, tragedies, and accomplishments do not really matter, considering how big the world is. This piece expresses my desire for more power, more impact, and more strength than I really have. It's hard to stand out, and sometimes one just feels so little. That is what I hope to demonstrate with this poem.


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