When I am Full

When I am Full
When I am full, my hands go up and my toes go up. 

I imagine myself floating in a great ocean of spring water. 

Perfumed, fresh and smooth.
I am like a fish shaped spoon, carved for movement and 

speed, as well as for idle flotation.
In my fiddlehead pool my maverick habit of always having to 

walk on the left,  deserts me.  I dive and swim, float and 

paddle like a seam ripper shoving the water aside.  Brick 

walls can only crumble at my approach, as I majestically 

spout, soar and judder my way through the lagoon lake.
My fullness finally sated, I am empty again.
 

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