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Alone
How it feels to live on Block Island
You are all alone no neighbors, the nearest people are 10 miles down the road.
Your only friend is your dog
You wait for your lover to come home.
They come back every 2 months from the ship.
They bring in the income. They bring home food as well.
Crab.
Oysters.
Mussels.
Tuna.
At night, you light a fire and sit by the window.
Watching the stars twinkle above,
Their reflections shimmering on the water.
The full moon up
In these moments you feel a sense of contentment.
As the water murmurs
The Frogs ribbit, the Crickets chirp
two months swing by,
You wait and wait.
Walk around to kill the time
Tonight is the night, they come home.
They arrive they run toward you
You two hug and the strength of it was like a bear
Now you’re not alone
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Inspired by Moon Over a Harbor By Edward Mitchell Bannister