In lonely vigil, constant, mute,
I rise above the ocean.
Through hours of dark
I watch them pass,
Specks of perpetual motion.
I blink and turn
and blink again,
their lodestar of the deep;
and then they're gone
to alien shores,
unnamed, unknown,
sent safe away
while other mortals sleep.
© Sheila Rogers
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