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A Place in the Sand

Two old gents with cameras in hands,

attached to tripods, made five feet.

they stopped along the shore so fine,

and watched pelicans dive on Marco Isle.

 

Those same old gents with cameras *****

gazed and snapped a stately white heron.

Posed and strutted where water met sand,

on Marco Island, mid-winter twenty-ten.

 

Two old men on their destined paths,

no matter where it led, no matter how far.

Adrift in their thoughts and their friendship,

cameras in hand, attached to their tripods.

 

Two old gents disappeared behind dunes,

never to be seen or heard from again.

But two old ladies arrived, cameras in hand

ready to take their place in the sand.

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Written by
allen-smuckler
American
Published
Aug 20, 2010
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written January 29, 2010

(Age: 60)- From Poetry In Motion

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