With a temperature of 98 degrees
Sandy spirals flip and flounce
Like conch shells drifting in blue tides
Yes, the top of your head is Santa Monica
To plunge my hands into that beach
Building castles atop your scalp as though I were a babe drinking in her first summer
Would be as sunny and sultry
As the undertones
Of your coral reef vocabulary
And gruff groans
Crashing like fluid walls
When I float near
I am completely lit
As you glide on air
Devoted to your heat
And sweat and smoke
Wishing I could surf through the rushing ocean tube
Your sea glass orbs and foam smile
The only traces I find
While stranded barefoot on the shore
I may be lost in in the grass sprawled across the dunes
But I smell your salt from afar and reach
For your California crazy
Waiting for the high tide to hit
When I drown in you again
Come find me on the catamaran
And next time, give me a riptide
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Daisy Chains {Completed}
PoésieIn which a nineteen-year-old shows you snapshots of her freshman year (and the following summer) through paragraphs and pretty adjectives. | completed / updated sporadically