A poem about a piece of glass, and its natural journey into becoming a piece of beach glass.
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Washed up, upon the shore!
Maybe once it was an item of some class
Did it once contain some sassafras?
Was it a bottle? A drinking vessel
As this from the sea it tries to wrestle
Free, whilst momentarily forgotten upon the shore
The incoming tide, crashing returns it once more
Carried further along, onto fresh rocks, impounded
Trapped by the surf, remains trapped, surrounded
The numbers of fragments like this one piece
Once larger in size, slowly they decrease
Sharp, rough edges battered and worn
Until one day cast up, a distant shore does adorn
Left behind by the receding tide
Spotted lying there by an eagle eyed
Beachcomber like me
As it was washed up amongst the scree
This once broken, discarded for renewal
Now it is oh so fine looking, like a jewel
Reclaimed from the sea
As we sit here, taking a sip of our tea.
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