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limestone with traces of polychrony c	A
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Point Dume was the point	B
he said but we never came close	C
no matter how far we walked the shale	D
broken from California	E
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Someone's garden	F
had slipped hanging itself by a vine	G
from the cliffs of some new Babylon	H
past Malibu	I
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Drowning the words	J
the wind didn't fling back in our faces	K
the Pacific washed up a shell	L
around an alabastron	H
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of salt water for the dead	M
seaweed rustled its papers drying them out	N
until it died Waves kept crashing	O
into the heart	P
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of each shell	L
I held to my ear like a phone	H
but they were just the waves of my blood	Q
And through it all	R
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I heard him say	S
how could it be nine months ago	T
his grandson had taken his own life	U
somewhere back east	V
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He was fifteen	H
O Pacific what good is our grief	W
Something screamed at the sandy child	X
who poured seawater	Y
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into a hole	Z
Child you'll never empty the ocean	H
Augustine said How can I believe	A2
The wet fist of a wave	B2
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dissolved in sand	C2
Like a saint a seagull flapped down the beach	D2
in search of something raw an angel	E2
with an empty pail	D
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No a teenage boy	F2
hands big as a man's held a sea slug	G2
quaking like an aspic Under a rock another	Y
drew into its body	A
	-
a creature	Y
larger than itself Live said Death	H2
to child and childless alike indifferently	D
I am coming	O

Debora Greger

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