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Sailor’s Knot

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text by lucianna peralta art by nikki goel

It started once. It became something impressive A connection like strings Acting simply suggestive.

Wind and sail

Of their speed, others quicken to boast. Together they find what some value the most.

A sailor looks back understanding the mission but nonetheless, lacks.

The way of the foe— brine mixed with time. Unbeknownst the sea brought, that which works to dispose of an obsolete shrine.

Time rules perfection. The rhythm, The connection. Constantly untying, The sea makes loss this direction.

Again and again the odd strings are tied Bringing a melodic sensation Of gliding fish and a rising tide. Once unraveled Perfection will stop, until those kindhearted have had enough.

Lucianna Peralta is a junior who likes to read contemporary and neurodiverse books in her free time. Her favorite authors are Emily Henry and Kiera Cass for their ability to create stand-alone’s with remarkable plot and deep characters.

text by alice sheffer art by sarina grewal

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