Here are my eyes my fried eggs teal lily-pads floating on white albumen.
Here are my elbows like deformed peaches my knuckles the peas wrist corn on the cob.
Here are my teeth my frosty Stonehenge a ring of slabs solid halibut.
Here are my ankles four gobstoppers cracking as rocks under her size-five feet.
Here is my nose fastened to my face the garbage chute meets hoover hybrid.
Here are my knees two wrinkled potatoes mashing in their sockets as waves crumble on me.
Here is my hair my straw candyfloss unlike her buttered popcorn curly-wurly waterfall.
Here are my tonsils squashy strawberries wedged at the back of the cave I once made.
Here are my lips azalea-pink sweets flecked with salt from our slice of sea.
Written: May 2014. Explanation: A poem written in my own time that does (sort of) fall into my ongoing beach/sea series. Could've been stronger, but I am satisfied with the end product. Note 'size-five feet' refers to the UK measurement. The full-stops were a late addition, though I left out the commas.