Dressed as a servant
she goes often to the sea.
As if to return the stones
the shore keeps stealing.
In the moonlight, she lets
the garment fall, and steps
into the soft, black waves,
her servitude complete.
(Note: This poem has been with me for years now. I don't know what it means, and I'm not even sure I like its imagery. But there it is. Sometimes one just has to accept the poems one is given by the muse.)
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