Fish

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Fish

After the heaven's curtains eclipsed the daylight,
The bed carries my weight; Indian sit.
With both hands folded upright
I envisage a mortal's silhouette.

The two unsealed windows on his face flicker
Like stars dropping light on life below;
And his smile is the sun engulfing the shiver
Consoling any chilled fellow.

My eyes caught his beatific trait 
And I ascertain;
Submerged in this sea so quiescent,
He resembles my greatest dream.

Now, before I rest my head on mellow cotton,
I'll grip for his fin and hold it tight.
I'll blow wishing candles in orison,
May this vertebrate swim his way to my life.

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Fay Claridad

Fay is a Jill of all trades. She is a licensed professional teacher, content editor, HR Manager, and self-published author. She has published two books on Amazon and is currently working on her goal of printing her books locally. At present, she is an editor at LexisNexis®+UK and handles four practice areas (Family, In-house Advisor, Pensions, and Practice Management). Fay is also an HR Manager at Little Rain Center, where she reports three times a week. On weekends, she continues to teach English online to her private students and also takes on content writing jobs from Upwork sometimes. Some of Fay's favorite things to do are having coffee with her family and friends, reading books, creating beauty content (she is a UGC creator), making resin crafts, and playing her guitar. She has written a few songs back then but is not planning to pursue a music career anytime soon.

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