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Sand and Sea

The sandy beach and the ocean obviously do not understand each other. Each wave falls upon the shore, as if it had never met that shore before. The sand attempts to flow away, yet scuttled crab legs and the weight of empty shells slows it to a shackled crawl. Eventually, the unstable edge of that feathering lip tumbles into the sea. Then the salty, always thirsty water, turns away to flow more swiftly through the open gills and mouths of the unanchored and free.

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