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The Girl Who Loved the Sea I. A Drop. The blue swept over her eyes, Embracing her lips – his cold tide. Affinity for what was at sea, She was drowning in the indecency. Descending  into the water’s deep, Her stark body dims into his dark keep. A pressure clenching her chest, All her feeling suppressed. Against time, he quickly rushed, Streaming her lungs, her voice - he hushed. Her few last breathes – of no avail, They both sank in fear of the surface’s sail. Lost to catch any wave, It was his dark waters she craved. Down below he hid her devotion. She was only a drop in his ocean. II. Never Reaching the Su

Until the day you wake from your coma, I will be ailing with guilt. A sweet and bitter aroma Set me off, ruining all we built. Forever we now have, yet we weren't complete; Your heart and every emotion – obsolete. Where'd you go? You leave me in my isolation. This you know. Your shallow breaths are only a temptation. I know your dead, you are gone. I can see your life withdrawn. The poison takes over and you will soon feel the urges; Soon; a new beast emerges. I am sorry.