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The Beach

Can you imagine

the beach

at night?

I dream each day

Each

fleeting

day

 

The seagulls would stop cryin’

And they would be asleep

Nary a soul would be in sight

But for the lone guy on the beach

The rocks to the right

Cast terrifying shadows

And their moonlit surfaces seem like

Ghasts of night

 

The waves pound in my head

Thud, thud, thud

A wave comes in

And smashes ‘gainst those pale sharp rocks

It claims some sand

And retreats again

Back to the depths of the lake

 

I would trail my feet along the sand,

To greet the rhythmic sea

The wave comes in again

And splashes at my feet

 

With the coolness of the water

The crispness of the air

I unfurl my wings and fly away

Leaving everything behind

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Jun 26, 2010
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