Battling.

Fay Slimm.

 

 

Battling.

 

Sea crosses curved world,

aborting its waters

as ebb and fall tides

hold ocean from flooding

earth's bolstered sides

so life can go forward

against crashes and cries

of breaker destruction

while brave fisher-folk work

to keep boats on shores

when waves become mighty.

No task more praise-worthy

than battling sea storms.

 

  • Author: Fay Slimm. (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 27th, 2020 04:20
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • orchidee

    Good write Fay.

  • Saxon Crow

    Another amazing poem Fay

  • Alan .S. Jeeves

    Poetry themed on the sea is always well received , isn't it Fay? This one is especially so, highlighting fisher-folk.
    I'll try to stay dry as I read.

    Ex animo, Alan

  • ANGELA & BRIAN

    ANGELA HERE - Thanks FAY a challenging Photo & Poem. A Friend of ours from the (East Coast Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen) gives talks on their work - entitled *The Price of Fish & Chips* ! This is something we forget as we enjoy our *Cod 'n Chips 'n Mushy Peas* Angela & I have just had that but having heard Bob's talk the College Seniors Club we never complain about the PRICE and would pay double for the fish ! The *PRICE* is the Hardship & Injury & even Death sufferead every Year by the DS Fishermen ! Their Pay & Return is relatively low and their health in their (short) Retirement is often impaired. Your elegant (as usual) Poem is an excellent tribute to those who battle every day (especially in Winter) with the Wind & Waves to secure our FISH SUPPER - wherever we my be in the UK ! In our local Restaurants Brian & I regularly choose SEA BASS perfect in Texture & Taste when POACHED ~ AMEN Thanks for caring. Please check *IT SNOWED TODAY* - THANKS !

    BLESSINGS & Peace & Joy
    Love Angela & Brian 💛🤍💛🤍💛

  • Goldfinch60

    So very true Fay and your words portray the bravery of these people.

    Andy



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