Fault line

Something’s broken in your ocean, a strike-slip fault, a tiny motion

A space that shifts to cause commotion, a fault line in our intersection

Something’s fractured and I can’t mend it, a surface tear, I can’t repair

We slid past ourselves again, a rocky grind of phrase on phrase

Something’s shifted and I jolted, a rapid slide that stole my sky

A crimson magma cracking earthly, under waves of soothed serenity

Something’s damaged in our core, diastrophic closeness, rubbing raw

A simmering grind of phrase on phrase, a never-ending aftershock

Something’s broken in your ocean, a strike-slip fault, a tiny motion

A space that shifts to cause commotion, a fault line in our intersection

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About the author

Charlotte Day, known as Charli, is a content marketing strategist heading up social media and storytelling at Contentworks Agency. A content marketing thought leader, she has 1000+ articles published, guest writes for leading social media hubs and frequently speaks at events. She also maintains her own blog at www.charlisays.com and a writer’s life presence on social media. When she’s not writing and managing the agency, Charli enjoys swimming in the Mediterranean, writing poetry and reading.