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October 10, 2025
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We’ve got friends who remember
The sea

When the salt was heavy
Like bread

And forever was a beach ball
Hitting the sand

While the waves in the sea
Were full of salt

And the airwaves
Were full of tomorrow


Tova Gannana is a film curator, essayist and poet. She writes film essays for SIFF, and her chapbook “Human Dust” was published by Finishing Line Press in 2012. More of her poetry can be found here.

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