I ventured out into the dusk
As the sun began to set
Across small pebbles that look like turtles
That were cold and slightly wetI paused to gather one in my hands
And caress its smooth exterior
And in the ever cooling twilight
I felt small and inferiorLooking down into the water
The surface was light and cool
It showed the reflection of my face
In the effortless glass poolI felt the ceasing pressure
As I rose to my full height
And watched as it went sailing
As the stone I threw took flightIt made a small plopping sound
Nearly silent in all the chatter
By all the racket of nearby creatures
That awoke in the midnight hourWith a smile upon my lips
I turned along my heel
Never do we remember purpose
Until our hearts are healed
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Epiphany [duo] | √
PoetryThis is the second installment of the Epiphany poetry collection, in continuation of Epiphany [unum].