Silt


Collapsing on the shoreline,
I'm a castle under waves.
You wash away the surface
'Til not a granule remains.

The waves crash in the moonlight,
And over grainy land,
Eroding and erasing,
The delicate palace of sand.

The sun will rise in morning,
On the shore I will not be.
The tide took every particle,
And dispersed me in the sea.

When the water pulls away,
And the murky waves will cease,
I will layer my foundation,
Piece by tiny piece.

For I am like a castle,
Diminished to salt and silt,
I am easily dismantled,
Yet, easily rebuilt.

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