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The Mystery Light
The light across the ocean
on Vancouver Island.
As if Daisy were calling to Gatsby,
it shone brightly on the water.
Small shards of light reflected
on the moving sea.
It could have been, we thought,
a flare sent up by a sinking boat.
Or it could have been a lighthouse,
unmoving, and fixed upon us.
The real mystery of the
light across the ocean,
was when it began to sink into the
water, like the sun setting over mountain peaks.
How could a light sink?
we asked as it slowly fell.
But it sank, and we never got
our answer, and those
shards of light like broken
glass atop the sea,
turned into blackness.
And we were left in the dark.

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This piece was written as apart of a self-published poetry book in my modern literature class.