barely awake it seems
the sun forgot to bring coffee
or a fogless breath
to her window –
but that blue’s a fine glow,
she thinks – is it dawn
or the tread of a storm
colouring over the divide
of sea and sky?
she waits and sighs and asks
of the beasts she colours
in daylight and picks apart
when the ease of splitting weaves
where oceans cohere and forbid
an easy return,
if prayers count when thrown
to fishes, day after day.
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