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Gaze
Hot and muggy.
Bright summer night.
So dead and crowded at the same time.
I ran through tall grass away from the barking.
I hold my breath, my heart beat shaking my body.
Silence for a second as the boats creaked in the water.
I awake from my sleep, the moon still shining.
It was dark yet it was so bright from the moonlight.
I look in the reflection of the water and see myself.
It doesn’t look like the me I last saw.
A bark snaps me out of it.
Too bright to hide anywhere,
The moon is like a spotlight,
Singling me out in the harbor
I was taken away
It goes back to still silence
The small waves wash up
Like I was never there
I gazed back but it was already gone
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