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Salt tears
The wind picks up across Small Bay, it whips the sand against my face. The kitesurfers in bright array are carving lines through salty space. A crowd of families line the shore, their children's shouts like distant bells, while Table Mountain, ancient core, stands watch above the crashing swells. I watch the bathers, brave and bold, who dive into the icy deep. I join them in the biting cold, but feel my spirit's heavy sleep. I plunge beneath the frothy white, just going through the motions there. A ghost beneath the surface light, with salt crust tangled in my eyes and hair. I slowly walk across the cooling sand, the Western sky a fiery bloom; To join the others on the strand, and dispel this encroaching gloom. But as I reach to touch a hand, my fingers pass through vacancy; The bay is still, the water's grand, and I am all that's left of me.
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