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Seabird
Seabird
Do you ever wonder What it must be like To be a bird Gliding on invisible currents
From above, a white speck Crawling on wrinkled, dark-blue silk Sunlight glances off the waves like a thousand Diamonds.
Ever-changing, and yet All around A vast expanse of blue Like an eternal desert
From below, a white shape With outstretched wings, flying in A clear blue sky, cloudless, monotone, The vast, flat dome of air.
No matter how far you look Nothing to break the line Never-changing A world of endless continuity
From the side, a white streak Soaring in a background of blue Cobalt and indigo mix Into a misty horizon.
And do you wonder If they ever get lonely Up there All alone? I do.
But then I remember Though there is no life in sight A seabird will always find Its way home.