That forlorn figure in the sea and that 
forlorn figure on the beach, that’s me, 
wishing to bathe in warm waves - but 
reduced to watching lattices of white 
candy-floss forming cascade lace at 
my feet: rocks make it impossible to 
risk life & limb & I remain planted on 
the beach, perceiving breakers form 
candy-floss lattices of cascade lace…
[2nd version:]
That forlorn figure in the sea, 
that forlorn figure on the beach – 
that is me, wishing to bathe in 
the warm waves – but reduced to 
watching lattices of white candy-
floss cascade lace forming around 
my feet: rocks making it impossible 
to risk life and limb and I remain 
just planted on the beach, watching 
breakers form lattices of white 
candy-floss cascade lace… 
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