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the tide rises, the tide falls | an oceanic literary magazine
Headlands
by
KC Bailey
Willingly, I lose
myself to the tide
restful draw of deepest blue
black. Waves caress,
enfold and submerge –
I emerge salt-scoured
beach buffed bare,
reborn of the Atlantic
water maiden walks on land; I stand,
stride on blonde sand
surrounded by summer shores
and heavenly headlands
at home amongst dune grasses
that waver on sound
another traveller, lost
and found.
KC Bailey’s publication credits include The Ekphrastic Review, Black Bough Poetry, Monkey Kettle, The Tide Rises, Black Flowers, Idle Ink, CaféLit and theBBC. She has an MA in Creative Writing and can be found on Twitter @KCBailey_Writer.
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