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1. Stepping Out of the Water

Remember when you leaped as a child into the waves and splashed and dived for hours, and by the end of the afternoon you could hear your mother calling from the beach to tell you it was time to get out of the water?You’d turn toward shore, wading reluctantly through the waves, letting the surge of the ocean push you closer to the beach even as the undertow pulled you back into the sea.Once you

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2. Drying Off

It’s that time of year when I pull myself out of the water and let my fingers and toes dry out.I step out of the surf and walk on dry land again, wanting to feel the air on my skin and the earth beneath my feet.In the past I used to dread leaving the water.I was afraid that I’d never find my way back into the pool, that the source of words inside me would dry up, and that I’d never write another

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