a poem by Roger B. Rueda
The sea is the lips of the earth.
It parts slightly at dawn, a whisper
barely heard—
something between hunger and memory.
Sometimes it smiles:
not for you,
but for the moon
which has never left.
Other times, it pouts—
folding ships into its mouth
as if to say,
I told you not to come so close.
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