Rebecca Seward Ganga at the Sea
The wind almost blew away
the tension
the ocean spit
caught in the electric air
between our stare
but this dumb duel
only spun out in its
momentum and you fell
hard and stolid
As we left the resort towns
I had to sit at the shore
to mimic their gliding
bodies with my thoughts
to waver in the rhythmic
space where cold ocean breeze
collided with warm land gust
and play there
Mine are the graceful
sea entities
Those that rise finned
for breath
Who
with no coaxing
leap and spin
My lovely water dancers
family-clumped
ocean-giddy
only surfacing
for air
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