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Irish Cliffs by Megan Elmendorf

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Irish Cliffs

by Megan Elmendorf

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Singing droplets mist before me

Coming up to greet us from the emerald sea.

Dampening. our clothes like mischievous fayes.

As they march forth from the secluded bays.

Thick clouds press in upon our shore

Where we stand ready like all times before.

Rage and tragedy have come but are gone

Quickly receding 'fore the approaching dawn.

I stand here with your hand in mine

And feel your assurance that all will be fine.

Wc stand as conquerors over the vengeful waves

Who had set out to put us in our graves.

Wild winds whirl past the scar.

Though they be too gentle to mar.

My fears are borne away on this wind

I did not but you did them send.

Long light graces me.

As I gaze out to the calm emerald sea.

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